On-point: Is Yoon better off with prosecution taking over martial law order investigation

The investigation of President Yoon's martial law order is now in the hands of prosecutors.

Will things speed up for the better?

We're joined by Professor Song Se-ryun this morning.

Good to have you with us, Professor Song.

1. As our Choi Min-jung reported, the transfer of the case to the prosecution came earlier than expected.

Does it mean the investigators have given up on Yoon?

2. What role can the CIO play in the investigation following the transfer to prosecution?

To what extent can they take part?

3. How do you think the prosecution will approach questioning Yoon?

What options are there? What's the best option for the prosecutors?

4. Is having the investigation passed to the prosecution something that Yoon and his legal team pursued, do you think?

Is Yoon better off now that prosecutors are carrying out the investigation?

Or not really?

5. Yoon's side has hinted at cooperating with the prosecution.

To what extent?

Will it depend on the prosecutors' approach to the investigation?

Thank you so much for joining us this morning.

We appreciate your time and your insight.