A Study on the Legal Status of the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Autonomous Police Committee and Its Limits as a Collegial Administrative Agency

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This analysis examines the legal status and functional limitations of the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Autonomous Police Committee from a public law perspective.
Reviewed the legal status of autonomous police committees in general.
Analyzed the organizational structure and decision-making processes of the Jeju Police Committee.
Investigated issues of responsibility and democratic legitimacy in relation to local administrative structures.
The Jeju committee functions with limited independence due to reliance on local government structures for appointments and budgets.
An imbalance exists between the committee's authority and its responsibilities, impacting its effectiveness.
Structural issues arise from overlapping authorities between national and local police systems, limiting actual autonomy.

The paper analyzes the legal status and limitations of Jeju's autonomous police committee, suggesting implications for democratic legitimacy.

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kwon-sam Kang (2026) studied this question.

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