A Public Law Analysis of the Gradual Transfer of Investigative Authority to Autonomous Police - The Case of Jeju Special Self-Governing Province -

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The aim is to analyze public law issues related to the transfer of investigative authority to autonomous police in Jeju.
Analyzed the current structure of police authority in Jeju Special Self-Governing Province.
Reviewed constitutional principles regarding the distribution of investigative powers.
Conducted a comparative law analysis of police systems in Japan, Germany, and the UK.
Established that the current model limits the autonomous police's effectiveness in crime prevention.
Highlighted structural limitations hindering accountability in local policing.
Proposed a multi-layered control structure to grant limited investigative authority to local police.

Analysis reveals legal issues in transferring police authority to local governance, suggesting a new framework for democratic policing.

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Kwon Sam Kang (2026) studied this question.

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