Politics · South Korea · 3 hrs ago
Bucheon court branch holds public lectures on specialist trial topics
The Incheon District Court’s Bucheon branch is holding specialist lectures for judges and court staff.
The series began on October 13 and runs every Tuesday until November 17.
Members of the public can also attend at the court’s Bucheon branch.
The talks cover finance, forensic science and social integration, areas where trials may require specialist knowledge.
One lecture focuses on drugs and crime, with later talks planned on financial oversight, medical disputes and North Korean defectors in court.
The programme aims to strengthen the court’s ability to handle specialist cases, and further sessions are scheduled through November 17.
The Bucheon branch of the Incheon District Court is holding public lectures on specialist topics to strengthen the expertise of judges and court staff.
The series began on Oct. 13 and is scheduled to run every Tuesday until Nov. 17.
Lectures take place at noon in a conference room on the second floor of the branch’s main building.
The topics include finance, forensic science and social integration, and members of the public may attend.
- Who
- The Bucheon branch of the Incheon District Court is holding the lectures.
- What
- It is hosting public lectures on specialist topics relevant to trials.
- When
- The series began on Oct. 13 and runs every Tuesday through Nov. 17.
- Where
- The branch’s main building in Bucheon, South Korea.
- Why
- To strengthen the expertise of judges and court staff in specialist areas.
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The weekly lecture series began.
National Forensic Service toxicology and narcotics division chief Jang Mun-hui gave a lecture on drugs and crime.
Lectures were scheduled on financial oversight and trials, medical disputes and mediation, and North Korean defectors and trials.
The series is scheduled to conclude.
- Venue
- Conference room, second floor of the Bucheon branch’s main building
- Schedule
- Tuesdays at noon, Oct. 13 to Nov. 17
- Topics
- Finance, forensic science and social integration
- Oct. 27 speaker
- Jang Mun-hui, National Forensic Service Seoul Institute of Forensic Science
- Attendance
- Members of the public may participate
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What people are saying
The program was arranged to strengthen trial capabilities in specialist fields.
Anyone in the public can participate, so we hope for much interest.