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Administrative Appeal
When a Public Institution Suddenly Revokes Your Permit — How to Uncover the Real Reason Behind “Ceiling Repairs”
If a public institution suddenly cancels a facility permit it already granted, you do not have to give up just because the written notice states an official reason. This article explains how to examine whether the stated reason differs from the real decision-making process, whether similar cases were treated differently, and what remedies may be available, including administrative appeals, suspension of execution, information disclosure requests, and human rights complaints.
8/19/2026Sangjin Ji, Administrative Attorney
Contracts & Fact-finding
[Administrative Attorney Fact-Finding ⑤] Why Fact-Finding Matters More in the AI Era
AI can now generate convincing messages, documents, images, and even fabricated legal precedents. This makes one question increasingly important: not simply whether evidence exists, but who verified the underlying facts, when, and on what basis. This article examines the role of factual verification and fact-confirmation certificates in Korea in the AI era.
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