Romy Koo
@romykoo.bsky.social
Korea Analyst @TheAsiaGroup prev Intern @korea.csis.org | Hopkins alum
This cooperation follows criticism of overlapping investigations into the martial law case.
Prosecution: Insurrection charges are tied to abuse of power, thus under their jurisdiction
CIO: Claims authority over crimes linked to high-ranking officials
Police: Only they can investigate insurrection
Prosecution: Insurrection charges are tied to abuse of power, thus under their jurisdiction
CIO: Claims authority over crimes linked to high-ranking officials
Police: Only they can investigate insurrection
December 10, 2024 at 3:09 AM
This cooperation follows criticism of overlapping investigations into the martial law case.
Prosecution: Insurrection charges are tied to abuse of power, thus under their jurisdiction
CIO: Claims authority over crimes linked to high-ranking officials
Police: Only they can investigate insurrection
Prosecution: Insurrection charges are tied to abuse of power, thus under their jurisdiction
CIO: Claims authority over crimes linked to high-ranking officials
Police: Only they can investigate insurrection
Prosecution: "We plan to hold investigative discussions with the police and the CIO regarding the martial law case," adding, "The specific schedule and participants are still being coordinated."
December 10, 2024 at 2:56 AM
Prosecution: "We plan to hold investigative discussions with the police and the CIO regarding the martial law case," adding, "The specific schedule and participants are still being coordinated."
Reposted by Romy Koo
BREAKING NEWS: The impeachment vote of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, following his shocking martial law decree that stunned the nation, has FAILED.
105 of 108 of his party's lawmakers boycotted the vote and the National Assembly didn't meet the threshold to pass the motion.
105 of 108 of his party's lawmakers boycotted the vote and the National Assembly didn't meet the threshold to pass the motion.
December 7, 2024 at 12:27 PM
BREAKING NEWS: The impeachment vote of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, following his shocking martial law decree that stunned the nation, has FAILED.
105 of 108 of his party's lawmakers boycotted the vote and the National Assembly didn't meet the threshold to pass the motion.
105 of 108 of his party's lawmakers boycotted the vote and the National Assembly didn't meet the threshold to pass the motion.