Abstract

It is necessary to review overall the laws related to the execution of duties of the Supreme Court Security Management Office, which is carrying out its mission as the presidential mission is relocated to the diplomatic mission in Hannam-dong, where the Supreme Court's mission is located. In order for the court security management office to function properly, Article 55-2 of the Court Organization Act, which is the legal basis for the execution of duties, must be suitable for field practice. However, according to the current law, there is a problem that the court security management office cannot engage in any security-related activities outside the court building under this law. If so, the security mission of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is also being carried out without any legal basis and is not being carried out normally. There is a consensus within the organization that this problem is recognized and that a full revision of Article 55-2 of the Court Organization Act is necessary. However, there is no specific alternative to what form and method of legislation. The biggest reason is that there is no organization that manages and coordinates policies of court security management units across the country. As a result, the court security management office is currently unable to actively perform its risk prevention mission due to the lack of underlying laws and organizational systems. To overcome this, this study proposes the legislative improvement direction of the enactment (tentative name) of the Court Marshals Duty Execution Act so that it can function more efficiently than the court security management office by accepting advanced research results on the Police Officer Duty Execution Act.

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