文, Kim Jin-wook as the first chief of public transport… 靑 "Expectation of investigation without sanctuary"

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President Moon Jae-in has nominated Kim Jin-wook, senior researcher at the Constitutional Court as the first candidate for the Minister of Public Transport.

Kim Nae-jeong-ja is expected to be appointed in January of next year after going through the National Assembly's personnel hearing and launch the airlift.

Reporter Kim Jung-yoon delivers.

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President Moon Jae-in nominated Researcher Kim Jin-wook as the first candidate for the Dean of Public Affairs from among the senior researcher of the Constitutional Court Kim Jin-wook, a former judge recommended by the National Assembly, and Lee Kun-ri, vice-chairman of the Civil Rights Commission, a former prosecutor.

[Kang Min-seok/Blue House Spokesman: President Moon Jae-in nominated Kim Jin-wook, a senior constituency law researcher at the Constitutional Court, as the final candidate of the Constitutional Court.] The

Blue House said, "Candidate Kim protects the neutrality of the airlift and does not have a sanctuary for power-related corruption, human rights It is expected that it will greatly contribute to the establishment of the airlift as a friendly anti-corruption investigation agency.”

Nominee Kim, who was recommended by the Korean Bar Association, was a former judge, worked as a lawyer at Kim & Chang, and served as a senior researcher at the Constitutional Court.

He has a history of working as an investigator in the special prosecutor of the Mint Corporation strike induction case, the first special prosecutor in 1999.

Nominee Kim is expected to be appointed in the next month after the National Assembly's personnel hearing. Once appointed, a personnel committee will be formed to appoint 25 prosecutors and 40 investigators.

About 7,000 high-ranking public officials, including the President, National Assembly members, Supreme Court Justices, Constitutional Judges, Prime Ministers, judges and prosecutors, and police officers above and above, are subject to investigation, and the police, prosecutors, and judges are directly prosecuted and in charge of maintaining the prosecution. Do it.

The power of the people asked the Constitutional Court for a Constitutional Petition in February, saying, "The airlift will be an ultra-constitutional institution and will become a government advocate."