Chief Justice Jo Hee-dae said Tuesday that neither the National Assembly nor the president may interfere in the chief justice's power to recommend Supreme Court nominees.
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by Na Eun-jung
Published : Oct. 6, 2026 - 12:28:14
Chief Justice Jo Hee-dae said Tuesday that neither the National Assembly nor the president may interfere in the chief justice's power to recommend Supreme Court nominees.
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