The nominee to lead the new Central Investigation Agency said he agrees with the core principle of criminal justice reform — separating the powers of investigation and indictment.
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by Min Sang-sik
Published : Sept. 14, 2026 - 16:19:23
The nominee to lead the new Central Investigation Agency said he agrees with the core principle of criminal justice reform — separating the powers of investigation and indictment.
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