Turkey: Prosecutors in Corruption Inquiry Reassigned The Turkish Supreme Board of Judges and Prosecutors on Thursday reassigned 20 high-ranking prosecutors working on a corruption inquiry that has targeted the inner circle of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The reassignments included the chief prosecutor of Istanbul, who has led the inquiry, the biggest threat to Mr. Erdogan since he came to power a decade ago. It was the latest move in Mr. Erdogan's attempt to quash the inquiry. He has called the investigation a plot against him and his party, which faces three elections in the next 18 months.