Insurrection Special prosecutor Investigates Judiciary Meeting Amid Martial Law concerns
Seoul, South Korea – November 24, 2025 – The Special Prosecutor investigating the alleged insurrection has confirmed the facts surrounding a meeting held within the judiciary during the period of martial law, according to an official questionnaire sent to the Supreme Court. The inquiry centers on determining the extent of judicial involvement and decision-making processes during a time of heightened national security measures.
The inquiry’s focus on this judiciary meeting underscores growing scrutiny of actions taken by key institutions during the martial law period. The Special Prosecutor’s office seeks to establish a comprehensive understanding of the circumstances, participants, and outcomes of the meeting, aiming to clarify whether established legal protocols were followed and if any actions compromised the independence of the judiciary. The Supreme Court’s response to the questionnaire is anticipated to provide critical insights into the events and potentially shape the trajectory of the broader insurrection investigation.
The questionnaire, formally delivered to the Supreme Court, requests detailed data regarding the attendees, agenda, and documented outcomes of the meeting. Investigators are notably interested in understanding the rationale behind convening the meeting under martial law conditions and the specific legal considerations discussed.
The inquiry follows a period of public debate regarding the government’s invocation of martial law and the subsequent restrictions on civil liberties. Concerns have been raised about potential overreach and the impact on democratic institutions. The Special Prosecutor’s investigation is intended to provide a obvious and impartial assessment of the events, ensuring accountability and upholding the rule of law.
