If Hong Kong talks about this step, it is basically a sure thing. But this is South Korea, which is different from Hong Kong. Therefore, there are few malicious poaching in the Korean entertainment industry like the Chinese entertainment industry. Not to mention that there is no at all, but it is really rare.
The reason for this strange phenomenon is that the Korean entertainment industry is similar to the Japanese entertainment industry, and is even more extreme than the Japanese entertainment industry. This is the real chaebol economy. Major chaebols, large and small, control 80% of the economy of the entire country, and the five major chaebols combined are close to half.
So this has led to a lot of strong situations in various industries in South Korea. Seven Star Group is naturally the strongest, but the other consortiums are not vegetarians. A single one is not a rival, so it may not be necessary to add up. Each has its own fields of expertise.
At the same time, although the Seven Star Group is under the control of the Li family, it does not belong entirely to the Li family. It also involves many forces and factional powers from all aspects, so a group of very special prosecutors appeared in South Korea.
Article 4, paragraph 1 of the South Korean Procuratorate Law stipulates that the powers of prosecutors include: criminal investigation, public prosecution and necessary matters to maintain them.
Therefore, the main powers of South Korean prosecutors are the right to investigate, the right to public prosecution and the right to supervise.
For example, exercising the right to investigate: In South Korea, the police, customs, taxation and other 34 special investigation agencies have the right to investigate.
However, in criminal case investigation, all work must be carried out under the command of the prosecutor. When the case is initiated, the judicial police shall obey their orders and do their best to cooperate with the prosecutor's work.
The Procuratorate Law and the Procuratorial Affairs Rules only grant the prosecutor the investigative power of criminal cases. After investigation, the prosecutor has the power to decide whether to prosecute according to law.
At the same time, in order to prevent the police from being overpowered, which leads to the reappearance of the nightmare of the police state, South Korea has strengthened the supervision and constraints on the police's exercise of the investigative power, and deliberately positioned the prosecutor as the subject of the investigative power in institutional design.
The police can only become an auxiliary agency for prosecutors and must accept the command and supervision of prosecutors. In China, prosecutors only enjoy part of the investigative power, and most of the investigative power is controlled by the public security organs.
South Korea's procuratorial system pursues an integrated mechanism of prosecutors and police officers. Prosecutors are the generals and police officers are the soldiers. The prosecutors are in charge of the police to investigate and handle criminal cases. However, in practice, the disintegration of the prosecutors and police officers is still the norm for each to fight. About 95% of criminal cases are still investigated and handled by the police.
Although only 5% are exceptions, these 5% are often related to the struggles and frictions between some chaebols and political factions. What is a top chaebol? If you have a certain number of prosecutors in your hands, you will be the real top chaebol.
If it doesn't work, it's naturally the white turn. The prosecutor is the sword in the hands of these people. As long as it is within the scope of the rules, I can refuse even if you give a penalty for liquidated damages. If you want to take people away, you can. You can pass the prosecutor's level first.
Even if I lose in the end, you will have to pay a considerable price. Otherwise, everyone will play like you in the future, and we still do wool business, isn’t it all about making wedding dresses for others?
Although Lee Sung-min explained roughly, Lee Changsheng still didn't understand it very much, because there is no such awesome and weird group in Hong Kong. A prosecutor can even investigate the incumbent president privately. If sufficient evidence can be found during the investigation, he or she can even overthrow the president?
This made Li Changsheng think of the Censor. Although the rank is very small, his official position is very special. At that time, he was called the Emperor's Shouzhang. He was truly a great man. When he met some awesome people, even the emperor dared to fight head-on, which often made the emperor unable to come to Taiwan. Because of the ancestral teachings, he could not be punished by the censor. Unless there was conclusive evidence, he would not be punished for his words.
The Joseon Dynasty itself was a hardcore brother of the Ming Dynasty. It seemed that he had learned a lot of Ah, but he actually learned this. In other words, aren’t the prosecutors in South Korea just dogs raised by major chaebol political factions?
Is it the strongest sword in their hands?
South Korea's per capita salary in 2009 was 45 million won (260,000 yuan), while South Korean prosecutors received an annual salary of 65 million won (380,000 yuan) as soon as they joined the company.
Moreover, the independent procuratorial system also allows prosecutors to have a stern authority in the Korean judicial system.
During the case investigation, both local police stations and customs officials need to obey the prosecutor's command. Without the prosecutor's permission, even a piece of evidence police or other agency shall not search and check the warehouse.
High status, high income and great power are the characteristics of South Korean prosecutors, but it is not that easy to become a prosecutor. This is the career with the lowest pass rate in South Korea. Those who can become prosecutors are the elites among the elites.
Because it is difficult to take the exam (some of them have been taking the exam for many years, similar to the ancient imperial examination), it can be said that thousands of troops have crossed a single-plank bridge, so major chaebols and some political factions will invest in this area. Some small and medium-sized chaebols will even choose their own sn in law among prosecutors, and pass the prosecutor and marry a white and rich beauty to start their own life. This is almost a consensus among the poor children (the top class leap in the upward channel).
Therefore, the problem of corruption and transfer of interests among the prosecutors is also very serious. Even if we dare not say that we can definitely get a advantage, because there are prosecutors supported by pro-US forces. Even if we are our Seven Star Group, we dare not provoke them directly. Therefore, the next few days will be the key, and we may still go to court.
Before, she was outside, and Lin Yuner and the others were there, so Li Sung-min naturally couldn't reveal the inside story that ordinary people could not get in touch. Now that she went back to her room, there were no outsiders present. Li Sung-min naturally wanted to tell Li Changsheng some special situations in South Korea that some things were not something she didn't dare to do, but that it was very complicated and not so easy to do.
The reason for this strange phenomenon is that the Korean entertainment industry is similar to the Japanese entertainment industry, and is even more extreme than the Japanese entertainment industry. This is the real chaebol economy. Major chaebols, large and small, control 80% of the economy of the entire country, and the five major chaebols combined are close to half.
So this has led to a lot of strong situations in various industries in South Korea. Seven Star Group is naturally the strongest, but the other consortiums are not vegetarians. A single one is not a rival, so it may not be necessary to add up. Each has its own fields of expertise.
At the same time, although the Seven Star Group is under the control of the Li family, it does not belong entirely to the Li family. It also involves many forces and factional powers from all aspects, so a group of very special prosecutors appeared in South Korea.
Article 4, paragraph 1 of the South Korean Procuratorate Law stipulates that the powers of prosecutors include: criminal investigation, public prosecution and necessary matters to maintain them.
Therefore, the main powers of South Korean prosecutors are the right to investigate, the right to public prosecution and the right to supervise.
For example, exercising the right to investigate: In South Korea, the police, customs, taxation and other 34 special investigation agencies have the right to investigate.
However, in criminal case investigation, all work must be carried out under the command of the prosecutor. When the case is initiated, the judicial police shall obey their orders and do their best to cooperate with the prosecutor's work.
The Procuratorate Law and the Procuratorial Affairs Rules only grant the prosecutor the investigative power of criminal cases. After investigation, the prosecutor has the power to decide whether to prosecute according to law.
At the same time, in order to prevent the police from being overpowered, which leads to the reappearance of the nightmare of the police state, South Korea has strengthened the supervision and constraints on the police's exercise of the investigative power, and deliberately positioned the prosecutor as the subject of the investigative power in institutional design.
The police can only become an auxiliary agency for prosecutors and must accept the command and supervision of prosecutors. In China, prosecutors only enjoy part of the investigative power, and most of the investigative power is controlled by the public security organs.
South Korea's procuratorial system pursues an integrated mechanism of prosecutors and police officers. Prosecutors are the generals and police officers are the soldiers. The prosecutors are in charge of the police to investigate and handle criminal cases. However, in practice, the disintegration of the prosecutors and police officers is still the norm for each to fight. About 95% of criminal cases are still investigated and handled by the police.
Although only 5% are exceptions, these 5% are often related to the struggles and frictions between some chaebols and political factions. What is a top chaebol? If you have a certain number of prosecutors in your hands, you will be the real top chaebol.
If it doesn't work, it's naturally the white turn. The prosecutor is the sword in the hands of these people. As long as it is within the scope of the rules, I can refuse even if you give a penalty for liquidated damages. If you want to take people away, you can. You can pass the prosecutor's level first.
Even if I lose in the end, you will have to pay a considerable price. Otherwise, everyone will play like you in the future, and we still do wool business, isn’t it all about making wedding dresses for others?
Although Lee Sung-min explained roughly, Lee Changsheng still didn't understand it very much, because there is no such awesome and weird group in Hong Kong. A prosecutor can even investigate the incumbent president privately. If sufficient evidence can be found during the investigation, he or she can even overthrow the president?
This made Li Changsheng think of the Censor. Although the rank is very small, his official position is very special. At that time, he was called the Emperor's Shouzhang. He was truly a great man. When he met some awesome people, even the emperor dared to fight head-on, which often made the emperor unable to come to Taiwan. Because of the ancestral teachings, he could not be punished by the censor. Unless there was conclusive evidence, he would not be punished for his words.
The Joseon Dynasty itself was a hardcore brother of the Ming Dynasty. It seemed that he had learned a lot of Ah, but he actually learned this. In other words, aren’t the prosecutors in South Korea just dogs raised by major chaebol political factions?
Is it the strongest sword in their hands?
South Korea's per capita salary in 2009 was 45 million won (260,000 yuan), while South Korean prosecutors received an annual salary of 65 million won (380,000 yuan) as soon as they joined the company.
Moreover, the independent procuratorial system also allows prosecutors to have a stern authority in the Korean judicial system.
During the case investigation, both local police stations and customs officials need to obey the prosecutor's command. Without the prosecutor's permission, even a piece of evidence police or other agency shall not search and check the warehouse.
High status, high income and great power are the characteristics of South Korean prosecutors, but it is not that easy to become a prosecutor. This is the career with the lowest pass rate in South Korea. Those who can become prosecutors are the elites among the elites.
Because it is difficult to take the exam (some of them have been taking the exam for many years, similar to the ancient imperial examination), it can be said that thousands of troops have crossed a single-plank bridge, so major chaebols and some political factions will invest in this area. Some small and medium-sized chaebols will even choose their own sn in law among prosecutors, and pass the prosecutor and marry a white and rich beauty to start their own life. This is almost a consensus among the poor children (the top class leap in the upward channel).
Therefore, the problem of corruption and transfer of interests among the prosecutors is also very serious. Even if we dare not say that we can definitely get a advantage, because there are prosecutors supported by pro-US forces. Even if we are our Seven Star Group, we dare not provoke them directly. Therefore, the next few days will be the key, and we may still go to court.
Before, she was outside, and Lin Yuner and the others were there, so Li Sung-min naturally couldn't reveal the inside story that ordinary people could not get in touch. Now that she went back to her room, there were no outsiders present. Li Sung-min naturally wanted to tell Li Changsheng some special situations in South Korea that some things were not something she didn't dare to do, but that it was very complicated and not so easy to do.
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