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Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol, who received the court's decision to suspend execution, went to the Supreme Prosecutor's Office yesterday (25th). Even today, I am going to go to work and receive reports of issues that I have not received so far, and the prosecution's investigations related to passports are also expected to gain momentum.
Reporter Won Jong-jin.
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Right after the court decision yesterday, Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol said that he would do his best to protect the spirit of the constitution, rule of law, and common sense, saying that he deeply appreciates the judgment of the judiciary.
I went to the Supreme Prosecutor's Office at about 12:10 yesterday.
It has been 9 days after the two-month disciplinary action on the 16th.
General Yoon first ordered the National Prosecutors' Office to inspect coronavirus quarantine for criminal justice facilities, instructing them to first investigate important criminal cases and refrain from subpoena investigations.
President Yoon is scheduled to go to work today and begin working on pending issues such as adjusting the right to investigate the prosecution.
The fact that Yun continues to work even on holidays seems to be a step to remedy the tumultuous prosecution organization after the suspension.
Prosecutors' investigations on passports, which have been sluggish with the return of President Yoon, are also expected to gain momentum.
In connection with the investigation into the suspicion of the Wolseong nuclear power plant in the Daejeon District Prosecutors' Office, Former Minister of Industry, Baek Woon-gyu and the then president of the Blue House Industrial Policy Secretary Chae Hee-bong, are expected to be summoned sooner or later.