Iwonseok Holds Meeting with Prosecutor Professors: "Need to Raise Awareness of Prosecution's Social Responsibility"

Lee Won-seok, the Deputy Prosecutor General of the Supreme Prosecutors' Office, who has been nominated as the first Prosecutor General candidate under the Yoon Suk-yeol administration, is arriving at the Supreme Prosecutors' Office in Seocho-gu, Seoul on the 19th. Photo by Moon Ho-nam munonam@

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Hyung-min] Lee Won-seok, Acting Prosecutor General (Deputy Prosecutor General of the Supreme Prosecutors' Office), on the 26th urged professors in charge of practical training at law schools nationwide to "inform students about the social responsibility of the prosecution and motivate outstanding talents to work in the prosecution."

During a meeting with eight professor prosecutors at the Supreme Prosecutors' Office on the morning of the same day, Deputy Prosecutor Lee said, "I hope you will do your best to cultivate outstanding talents with morality, legal ethics, and legal expertise through criminal law and prosecution practical training."

He also requested, "In addition to professor prosecutors, I hope that support for special lectures at law schools by current prosecutors with expertise in advanced fields will help enhance the professionalism of future legal professionals," and added, "I ask that joint academic conferences, seminars, and research group exchanges between law schools and the local prosecution offices be used to combine legal theory and field practice."

Deputy Prosecutor Lee was nominated as the first Prosecutor General candidate of the Yoon Seok-yeol administration on the 18th.

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