Party leader Lee Jun-seok says scrapping supplementary investigation rights would disarm the weak and contradict the president
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Korea's sovereign wealth fund emerges: Why the won, which was in the mid-1,500 won range, suddenly reversed. Key summary. AI summary uses OpenAI's latest technology to provide key content quickly and accurately. 2026.8.3 nowwego@yna.co.kr (Seoul=Yonhap News) Reporter Cho Da-woon = Reform Party leader Lee Jun-seok on the 3rd urged President Lee Jae-myung to exercise his right to request reconsideration (veto) of the Criminal Procedure Act amendment bill that seeks to abolish prosecutors' supplementary investigation rights, criticizing that "abolishing supplementary investigation rights, which disarms the weak and lets them escape punishment, is self-negation by the president.".
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Korea's sovereign wealth fund emerges: Why the won, which was in the mid-1,500 won range, suddenly reversed. Key summary. AI summary uses OpenAI's latest technology to provide key content quickly and accurately.
according to Maeil Business2026.8.3 nowwego@yna.co.kr (Seoul=Yonhap News) Reporter Cho Da-woon = Reform Party leader Lee Jun-seok on the 3rd urged President Lee Jae-myung to exercise his right to request reconsideration (veto) of the Criminal Procedure Act amendment bill that seeks to abolish prosecutors' supplementary investigation rights, criticizing that "abolishing supplementary investigation rights, which disarms the weak and lets them escape punishment, is self-negation by the president."
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