What Was the Intent Behind the "Because I Haven't Read the Law..." Remark? Seong Chi-hun Calls It a Warning Message Targeting Hardline Lawmakers

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■ Broadcast: SBS "Ju Young-jin's News Briefing" Monday–Friday (14:00–15:20)
■ Host: Anchor Ju Young-jin
■ Panelists: Seong Chi-hun, Deputy Spokesperson for the Democratic Party; Kim So-hee, People Power Party lawmaker; Choi Sun-ho, SBS Editorial Writer
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• Controversy Over "Haven't Read the Criminal Procedure Act" • Differences Between Ministry of Justice and Ministry of the Interior and Safety?

Seong Chi-hun / Deputy Spokesperson for the Democratic Party
"President's 'haven't read the Criminal Procedure Act' remark is a warning message to hardliners within the party"
"President's question highlighting the need to prepare detailed regulations going forward"
"President Lee likely would have persuaded Justice Minister Chung Sung-ho to stay even if he offered to resign"
"High possibility of Chung Sung-ho returning to the party under Representative Chung Chung-rae"

Kim So-hee / People Power Party lawmaker
"President Lee's 'haven't read the Criminal Procedure Act' remark was intentional... an attempt to evade responsibility"
"Smiling and saying 'do a good job' on such a grave matter is very frustrating"

Choi Sun-ho / SBS Editorial Writer
"Chung Sung-ho's resignation contours likely to emerge after the Democratic Party convention"
"President has no choice but to hold onto Justice Minister Chung Sung-ho... many subsequent issues remain"

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