Minister Choo Mi-ae Orders Inspection of Prosecutors Suspected in Lime Scandal
Minister of Justice Choo Mi-ae appeared at the National Assembly Judiciary Committee's audit of the Ministry of Justice on the 12th and responded to lawmakers' questions. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter Jo In-kyung] On the 16th, Minister of Justice Choo Mi-ae ordered the Ministry of Justice to immediately begin an inspection of prosecutors accused of lobbying in connection with the 'Lime Asset Management' case.
Minister Choo instructed, "Since social attention is focused on the related allegations and it is a serious matter, thoroughly investigate the truth."
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Kim Bong-hyun (46, detained and indicted), former chairman of Star Mobility and identified as the main culprit in the Lime scandal, claimed in a 'prison statement' on the same day that he lobbied current prosecutors.
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