Legal scholar and politician who served in the 6th National Assembly for the Democratic Republican Party
| Life | 1918 ~ 1997 |
| Era | 현대 |
| Clan | 의령 옥씨 |
Ok Jo-nam (1918-1997) was a South Korean politician. Wikipedia categorizes him under the Uiryeong Ok clan. He represented the Siheung, Bucheon and Ongjin districts of Gyeonggi in the 6th National Assembly for the Democratic Republican Party.
At the 1963 general election he won first place with 19,522 votes (26.57%), and his term ran from 17 December 1963 to 30 June 1967. Before entering the Assembly he was an executive at Joseon Pump Manufacturing and taught as a professor of law at Sinheung University (now Kyung Hee University) and as a lecturer at Hanyang University.
As a legislator he served on the party's National Assembly countermeasures committee for legal affairs, and he was an adviser to the Supreme Council transition committee, a higher-civil-service examination committee member, and chairman of the party's 13th Gyeonggi district. For the clan overview see the Uiryeong Ok clan page.
Before becoming a legislator he was an executive at Joseon Pump Manufacturing and taught in the law school of Sinheung University.
He was elected as a first-term member for the Siheung-Bucheon-Ongjin district of Gyeonggi on the Democratic Republican Party ticket in 1963.