Along with the God of Law - Chapter 377



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377.

Southern District Prosecutors’ Office Prosecutor Hwang Jae-eun.

She quickly finished most of her schedule, including the inauguration ceremony of the Southern District Prosecutors’ Office trial case team, and returned to her seat.

It wasn’t long before I was faced with a sea of ​​reporters excited about the new situation.

Her steps were quick and ceaseless, but her hair was fluttering and not a single drop of sweat was shed.

Bam.

“Boss!”

“Team leader, I have a report to make.”

As soon as the door opened, the lab staff rushed to Hwang Jae-eun and began reporting.

“The legal team of Daejin Group is pouring in with opinions!”

“Looking at the list of attorneys on the legal team, it seems like the entire legal team is moving due to its size.”

“What should we do?”

The battle lines are already moving, almost as if they are responding with fire.

She walked and talked without stopping.

“Is it transfer?”

“The trial records transfer work is complete. The transfer is complete!”

“System-wise?”

“That’s not yet done. They say all the transfer data will be delivered by today. The computer work for record preservation is also being completed.”

“That’s fine. Accept all of the Daejin Group’s opinions. The defense attorney should also just compile the list and focus on identifying the people of interest.”

“but.”

“You have ample time to react. Take everything that comes your way.”

“yes!”

Like her, the lab workers are dressed in light clothing, picking out what they need from among the messy materials and organizing them.

They were seasoned investigators who were in charge of each trial department to respond to the court in a trial department where record carts came and went dozens of times a day.

But in this short period of time, how did Daejin Group find out and prepare for the fact that the ‘Park Min-ha illegal drug case’ was ‘transferred’ from the Central District Prosecutors’ Office?

On this day, when the transfer operation was being completed, they displayed an attitude of trying to gain the upper hand by pouring out defense opinions as if they were shells.

“That’s fast.”

But even amidst this saturation of documents, she looked back with a satisfied look.

On the desk at the very back, a title that read ‘Vice Chief Prosecutor Hwang Jae-eun’ was briefly visible.

Deputy Chief Prosecutor Hwang Jae-eun, the key team leader who will fight against Dae-jin, starting with the Park Min-ha illegal drug case. The trial department she leads.

It’s been quite some time since she came to the South, and the lab is already filled with people who fit her skills and style.

These became the predecessor of the case team, and additional personnel were added to the judicial support team consisting of a group of working-level officials.

From now on, several of her junior prosecutors would sequentially come under her.

Her strong point is her coolness.

That’s why the sense of speed was no joke, and everyone who knows Hwang Jae-eun already knows that she will not be nervous at all even in the face of a case whose complexity is beyond imagination.

Moreover, she is not working on the case alone. The Southern District Prosecutors’ Office has also figured out that she is working with Kang Hyun.

Kang Hyun.

The name alone creates surprising waves.

‘Anyway, Kang Hyun.’

Kang Hyeon played a very important role in the rapid progress of transferring cases between the central and southern regions.

The ‘case transfer’ process of redistributing and dividing cases between the Blue House and the Blue House actually took several days or even weeks depending on the scale of the case.

But how thoroughly did Kang Hyun organize this and how systematically did he divide it up?

Many of the small steps have been reduced or eliminated, leaving only the essential and essential, allowing the trustee to focus solely on the task at hand.

‘It only took a day to transfer. The handover process was completed with just a phone call from Prosecutor General Jeong Jung-heon.’

It was a great speed.

Just one day.

The transfer work of the Central District Prosecutors’ Office, which is the requesting agency, has been completed, and the Southern District Prosecutors’ Office, which is receiving it, is also almost finished with its work.

It was also something that could be completed within 9 hours or so, during working hours.

So, they were quickly ready to take on all of Daejin’s attacks, and they could be ready to respond strongly to any fight within a matter of hours.

Shh.

“That sounds fun.”

Suddenly, she smiled as she stood for a moment in the middle of the large trial case team.

I was excited at the thought of getting involved in another case with Kang Hyun and having to lead an exciting fight.

An incident that happened in Namyangju a while ago.

Chief Park Min-seong, Kang Hyeon, the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office inspector, and countless enemies.

She was sick and tired of fighting in the mud with them.

The fundamental nature of Hwang Jae-eun’s personality was that she could not live in a world where nothing happened and everything was peaceful.

“Hoo hoo hoo.”

Meanwhile, there were others who were surprised to see her like that.

Employees of Prosecutor Hwang Jae-eun’s office.

These were people who had been with her in the South before this trial team was created.

Most of the employees have never seen him smile, let alone mumble.

-I thought you just laughed?

-really…?!

Because she was like this, the waves were big.

This time, Hwang Jae-eun muttered to herself ‘with a small smile mixed with a hint of tension.’

It was a surprise to those who had originally been part of the prosecution office, and it was enough to bring a sense of alarm to the case team.

-This is a big deal.

-This is a big problem. We really have to fight properly.

Although they couldn’t quite gauge the standard of the enemy they were up against, the staff could guess from her attitude.

How heavy and huge is the case that the investigation team has to fight.

And, how much Prosecutor Hwang Jae-eun is gnashing her teeth.

The trial case team led by Hwang Jae-eun began to tremble with a chilling sensation as they prepared for the upcoming battle with a powerful enemy.

Even so, there is only one way.

The train had departed, and the only way was to get to its final destination safely.

* * *

‘Hmm.’

It seemed like something unbelievable had happened, but Kang Hyun remained calm.

It was similar to the feeling of seeing bloodstains at a crime scene that would most likely be missed in an instant sparkling and shining, or the feeling of your five senses coming alive as you search for important clues on the body of a deceased person.

It’s just an ability that came to Kang Hyun this time.

No, it’s not quite up to the level of ability, but there was something a little different about the ‘strange thing’ that happened.

“Why are the incident records flashing?”

It wasn’t actually glowing. It was more like a highlighting of a specific event record.

This was a feeling that Kang Hyun could clearly distinguish.

Because this feeling came to life in response to a specific concern: ‘What should I do to overcome this crisis?’

For example, it was like this.

‘Is there any case where I can escape the pressure of the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office and strike them with a blow?’

When I had these thoughts, the ‘Simple Theft, Kang Yoon-gi’ case that I was currently working on came to light.

As if if I could just pick myself up and let go, I could achieve my goals.

“That’s funny. Is it true?”

Although he didn’t nod, the incident record seemed to shine even brighter.

The prosecutor speaks on the case.

Fights should also be treated as incidents.

By solving a certain incident, you can deal a blow to the opponent, and by crushing a certain incident, you can instill misery in the opponent.

In that sense, if this feeling you felt is real.

The Anti-Corruption Department under the Chief Prosecutor of the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office, the Ministry of Justice’s Public Prosecution Service, and even the Daejin Group are blocking Kang Hyeon.

A formidable weapon was created that could be used to destroy them one by one and achieve victory.

“Okay. Then.”

Kang Hyun held this thin case record under one armpit. He closed his eyes and tried to find the halo inside the vast ‘case record warehouse’ of the Central District Prosecutors’ Office.

The idea was simple.

‘If this simple theft case is the key to fighting the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office, there must be a related case.’

This simple theft case involving the suspect named ‘Kang Yoon-gi’ was a truly ‘simple’ case.

If I were to rank them, I would say they were either D or E. They were just practice cases for the prosecutors at the beginning.

The details of the incident were so clear that I could understand them in just 3 seconds. Food kept disappearing from a supermarket near Sillim, so the owner turned off the CCTV and found someone stealing continuously.

‘This incident is over, but why on earth do my senses react to this?’

To find the answer, Kang Hyun continued to focus on his feelings.

“… .”

Until five minutes, ten minutes passed.

“… What? There’s nothing?”

The illusion that he had entered some fantasy world where even a god would appear and help him made Kang-Hyeon feel embarrassed as he was overcome by a so-called ‘hypertensive’.

“Hey, have you been pushing yourself too hard lately?”

Nothing happened. Kang Hyun felt like an idiot and smiled to himself before looking back and scratching his head.

Right at this moment.

Twinkle.

“also?”

Clearly, it sparkled.

It was at the other end of the expansive record storage building.

Obviously, that side… .

“It’s a record of non-indictment.”

A case is not simply divided into an investigation case record and a trial case record.

Indictment cases, non-indictment cases, and investigation suspension cases.

In other words, it can be divided into records where it was determined that a punishment should be imposed, records where it was determined that a punishment was not necessary for a specific reason, and records where no judgment was made.

Among these, the record of a ‘non-indictment case’ was a record in which it was decided that there was no need to make a judgment on the indictment or that it should not be made due to various reasons related to the case.

Kang Hyun walked slowly to the end of the warehouse where the ‘records of non-prosecution cases’ were piled high in blue boxes.

“This was it.”

Sure enough, I could see it. This incident was shining in Kang Hyun’s eyes.

As if to pull himself out.

Slurp, slurp.

Kang Hyun took out the records from the blue box with one hand. The records were quite thin, but the case was ‘disclosure of official secrets.’

“Article 60 of the National Civil Service Act, Article 127 of the Criminal Act, Public officials shall not disclose, inspect, disclose, or disseminate any official secrets prescribed by law, whether during their term of office or after retirement. A person who commits a crime shall be punished by imprisonment for not more than two years.”

Kang Hyun tilted his head as he read out the charges.

In fact, many cases of unknown whereabouts are ‘property crimes’ or ‘violent crimes.’

Those who have made a lot of money through fraud, embezzlement, or breach of trust, or those who have had to run away due to robbery, murder, or theft. This meant that if they were not caught, their whereabouts would often go missing.

But, this person clearly ‘leaked official secrets.’

“Are you a civil servant? What’s your name?”

Kang Hyun glanced over this short record and took a deep breath.

[No right to prosecute due to death, no prosecution.]

It was as if a puzzle piece had been put together.

There was one reason.

Kang Hyun saw the name of the suspect in the case that was buried in this corner and the person who was declared dead, and he knew very well how famous this name was.

“Song Doo-seung.”

Who is Song Doo-seung?

He was a human rights supervisor at the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office a long time ago.

He was such an old character that even Kang Hyun might not know him, but he knew Song Du Seung well.

That’s because the prosecutor who first reported the incident disappeared like the wind.

Even the final investigative report filed in the case records read:

‘The investigation was closed on the grounds that 14 years had passed since the whereabouts were unknown for an unknown reason. There is no right to prosecute, so a non-prosecution decision is requested.’