For Lee Jae-myung, prosecutors are divided into only two groups: those who investigated him vs. those who didn't
The prosecutors who investigated and indicted Lee Jae-myung himself are currently in a bind after attempting to demote them.
The prosecutors who investigated and indicted Moon Jae-in, Rhyu Si-min, Choo Mi-ae, etc., are the ones who will be part of the Lee Jae-myung administration's prosecution.
These individuals received promotions as soon as the Lee Jae-myung administration was launched.
Kim Ji-yong, a candidate for the head of the Central Investigation Agency, is a key prosecutor who serves as the link between the past Channel A incident and the subsequent
Han Dong-hoon iPhone incident—the Choo-Yoon conflict—the Yoon Suk-yeol disciplinary case—and the accusation solicitation case.
He was a prosecutor on Han Dong-hoon's side, so he's criticizing Han Dong-hoon just to cover for Kim Seung-won? Does that even make sense?
If they hadn't investigated and indicted Lee Jae-myung, they would be treated as capable and excellent prosecutors.
Therefore, the Lee Jae-myung administration is not the subject of prosecution reform, but the target of it.
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