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The Supreme Court on Friday nominated two veteran judges as new justices at the top court.
Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae recommended Eom Sang-phil, 55, and Shin Sook-hee, 54, for nomination by President Yoon Suk Yeol.
Once Yoon approves their nomination, the National Assembly will hold a confirmation hearing.
Eom began his judicial career in Seoul in 1997. He has been at the Seoul High Court since 2021.
Shin started her career as a judge in 1996, also in Seoul. She has been working at the Suwon High Court since 2022.
The two were selected from a pool of six candidates. If appointed, Eom and Shin will replace two outgoing justices, Ahn Chul-sang and Min You-sook, who had been with the Supreme Court since January 2018. (Yonhap)
