Joint Academic Conference of the 4th Industrial Revolution Convergence Law Society and the Korean Criminal Procedure Law Society

April 5th, 5th Floor, Yudam Hall, Seokyeong University

Participants are taking a commemorative photo at the Spring Academic Conference of the 4th Industrial Revolution Convergence Law Society. Photo by the 4th Industrial Revolution Convergence Law Society.

The 4th Industrial Revolution Convergence Law Society and the Korean Criminal Procedure Law Society will hold a joint academic conference on the theme of the digital revolution in the field of criminal law.

On the 26th, the 4th Industrial Revolution Convergence Law Society announced that it will hold a joint academic conference with the Korean Criminal Procedure Law Society and the Ministry of Government Legislation on the 5th of next month at the 5th floor of Yudam Hall, Seokyeong University.

At this joint academic conference, opening remarks will be given by Kim Seong-ryong, president of the Korean Criminal Procedure Law Society, and Kim Joo-hyun, president of the 4th Industrial Revolution Convergence Law Society, followed by congratulatory and welcoming speeches by Lee Jin-soo, head of the Seoul Northern District Prosecutors' Office, and Jeong Woong-seok, dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Seokyeong University, respectively.

The first session, starting at 2 p.m., will feature a keynote lecture by Lee Wan-gyu, head of the Ministry of Government Legislation.

The second session will include presentations and discussions on the topic "Optimization of Negative Regulation and Means to Ensure Effectiveness in the Digital Age."

Following a keynote presentation by Professor Son Hyung-seop of Kyungsung University’s Department of Law, Jeong Se-hee, head of the Future Legislation Innovation Planning Division at the Ministry of Government Legislation, and Professor Kang Ki-hong of the Department of Public Administration at Seoul National University of Science and Technology will participate as discussants. The discussion will be moderated by Professor Seong Bong-geun of the Department of Public Talent at Seokyeong University.

In the third session, Yoon Ji-young, director of the Korean Institute of Criminology and Justice Policy, will present on the topic "Digital Revolution in Criminal Investigation."

Following this, Professors Jang Yeon-hwa of Inha University Law School and Heo Hwang of Dong-A University’s Department of Police Science will engage in a discussion moderated by Professor Lee Chang-hyun of Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Law School.

Finally, in the fourth session, attorney Koo Tae-eon of Law Firm Lin will present on the topic "Digital Revolution from the Practical Perspective of Criminal Defense."

Subsequently, a discussion will be held between attorney Na Hwang-young of Tessa Co., Ltd. and Professor Lee Won-sang of Chosun University’s Department of Law, moderated by Professor Lee Geun-woo of Gachon University’s Department of Law.

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