Court Decision on Yoon Seok-yeol's Injunction Against Suspension and Job Exclusion Lawsuit (2nd Report)

Yoon Seok-yeol, Prosecutor General [Photo by Yonhap News]

[Asia Economy Reporter Seongpil Jo] The panel assigned to hear the administrative lawsuit filed by Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol against Minister of Justice Chu Mi-ae was decided on the 27th. Both the provisional injunction request, known as the 'suspension of execution request,' and the main lawsuit, the 'request for cancellation of the suspension of duty execution order,' were assigned to the same panel.

The Seoul Administrative Court, through a random computerized assignment on the morning of the same day, designated the Administrative Division 4 (Presiding Judge Cho Mi-yeon) to handle the lawsuit filed by Prosecutor General Yoon. If only the suspension of execution request had been filed, the case would have been automatically assigned to the court's senior presiding judge panel, but since Prosecutor General Yoon also filed the main lawsuit the previous afternoon, the computerized assignment proceeded as usual, according to the court. The assigned panel will set a hearing date within a few days to review the suspension of execution request and will summon the Ministry of Justice and Prosecutor General Yoon's side to submit necessary documents. A decision is expected within a week at the earliest.

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