The real reason why judicial interference is highly likely to occur

I apologize for only criticizing the Busan police so far...
If there are cases where current female prosecutors or female judges committed offenses in their youth that went undetected, allowing them to become prosecutors and judges, then South Korea is truly doomed.
I especially saw someone who became a journalist... Wow... I've thought many times, "That person would have truly died on air just by a single instruction from the President." I thought that even if they stayed quiet, their past would have been exposed and they would have been finished.
I've thought many times, "Wow... this person became a celebrity without knowing anything... Did the police not tell the truth?"
I especially thought of celebrities as easy targets...
If I had assumed there was a female prosecutor or judge like that, I would have thought our country was ruined and that it was a profound challenge to the judiciary.
If you committed a crime, do not become a prosecutor or a judge.
I know you are currently working as lawyers.
This is why every president must be impeached...
This is why the Busan police did not stop their investigation.^^ If this person had been caught, you would have been a celebrity in Seoul and suddenly received a call from a police station.^^ And then a journalist would have broken the story.
I heard they tried to frame such a person as having schizophrenia? That's only because it hasn't broken yet.
Because of things like this, a president might have engaged in judicial interference. For example, Chief Justice Yang Sung-tae's "fourth instance" court... all because of a single female judge who caused trouble in her youth... (This is a hypothesis... but it is a possibility.)