South Korea Sees Near Doubling of Unresolved Cases Per Prosecutor by 2025
The number of unresolved cases handled by each prosecutor in South Korea is projected to nearly double by 2025, according to a report.
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Number of unresolved cases per prosecutor nearly doubles in 2025
The average number of unresolved cases per prosecutor nearly doubled last year, data showed Sunday, partly due to a sharp drop in the number of prosecutors on the job with many dispatched to special counsel probes and more quitting ahead of a massive reform in the prosecution system. The average number of unresolved cases per prosecutor nationwide rose from 73.4 in December 2024 to 135.7 in November 2025, marking an increase of 1.8 times in 11 months, according to the data compiled by Yonhap New
By The Korea Herald
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