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Deputy Supreme Prosecutor Park Seong-jin, who led the prosecution on behalf of Prosecutor General Oh-su Kim, who issued the resignation letter, expressed his intention to resign, strongly criticizing the passport for forcibly processing the law to reduce the prosecution's investigative powers.



As the State Council has already passed the resolution, all that remains is the judgment of the Constitutional Court, but reporter Park Chan-geun pointed out the remaining issues.



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A professor's group that filed an unconstitutional lawsuit against the Prosecutor's Office abolition Act has applied for an injunction to suspend the effect.



[Lee Ho-sun/Professor, Kookmin University: The Constitutional Court is the only institution that can correct social chaos.

By making a decision to suspend these provisions right away, the Constitutional Court should not be left behind.

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So far, a total of 5 constitutional complaints have been submitted to the Constitutional Court and 1 case has been filed for a dispute over authority.



Among them, the issue of the power dispute adjudication request raised by the People's Power is whether the right to deliberation and voting of the People's Power lawmakers in the Agenda Mediation Committee was violated by the disguised resignation of Rep. Min Hyung-bae.



The prosecution also thinks that if candidate Dong-Hoon Han takes office as Minister, he will file a claim for a dispute over authority in the name of the Minister of Justice and the Prosecutor General.



A claim for a dispute over authority goes through a hearing by the full tribunal in which all nine judges participate.



Here, at least five people must make an unconstitutional judgment to be cited.



Looking at the current composition, 6 out of 9 people are classified as progressive: 3 people nominated by President Moon Jae-in, 2 people nominated by Supreme Court Chief Justice Kim Myung-soo, and 1 person nominated by the Democratic Party of Korea.



There is an interpretation that it will not be easy to cite.



On the other hand, a lawyer who used to be a researcher at the Constitutional Court said, "The procedural issues such as trickery and withdrawal are clear, so it is not a matter to judge the judge's tendencies." .