Jeju National University Law School reports 10 successful selections for legal posts, including one student who passed selection as both a judicial researcher and a prosecutor

【Financial News, Jeju = Jeong Yong-bok】 Jeju National University Law School recorded 10 successful selections across four fields in the 2027 selection of legal professionals, including judicial researchers, prosecutors and career judges.
According to Jeju National University on the 2nd, the five successful candidates for judicial researcher positions are third-year law school students Lee Su-ji, Jo Ji-hyeong, Shin So-i, Kim Ji-yun and Lee Ha-min. Students Lee Su-ji and Kim Seo-hyeon passed the selection for prosecutor appointments.
In particular, Lee Su-ji passed selection for both judicial researcher and prosecutor positions. Judicial researchers are professionals who support judges' adjudicative work and legal reviews at the courts.
Graduates also continued to enter the legal profession. Alumni Hyeon Su-gyeong (Class 7) passed selection as a career judge, while Lee Su-jeong (Class 8) and Kang Sang-woo (Class 9) each passed selection as career prosecutors.
Jeju National University's reported results by field were five judicial researcher selections, two prosecutor selections, one career judge selection and two career prosecutor selections, for a total of 10. After counting Lee Su-ji's two selections as one, there were nine people in total: six current students and three graduates.
Jeju National University Law School's successful selections of legal professionals rose from one in 2021 to three in 2023, four in 2024, five in 2025 and nine in 2026. The university counted this year's 10 as its highest total ever.
Jeju National University Law School was established in 2009 with an admissions quota of 40, as a regional hub for training legal professionals. It operates preparatory classes for judicial researcher and prosecutor selection, supporting students with research into precedents and legal principles, drafting mock review reports and interview preparation.
Jeju National University is also pursuing the establishment of a Center for Legal Talent Development. It plans to strengthen bar exam preparation, mentoring by senior legal professionals, and support for careers in the legal profession and public service.
Jeju National University President Yang Deok-soon said, "The students' efforts and the faculty's dedicated guidance and support have led to this meaningful achievement."


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