Is there a school violence law firm? Does verbal violence also count as school violence?

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Getting straight to the point. My son was reported for school violence for cursing at a junior. Does this kind of thing constitute school violence? It seems like just a verbal joke — could this be a problem? If there's someone working at a school violence law firm, please reply.

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Hello, I am a school violence attorney at school violence law firm Daeryun.

Yes, the act of cursing at a junior may constitute verbal violence, and this can be regarded as school violence.

Verbal violence can occur in various forms as follows.

I will explain in detail at the school violence law firm.

▶ Defamation

Criticizing the other person's personality, abilities, background, etc. in front of multiple people, or spreading such content on the Internet or SNS, falls under this category.

Defamation is regarded as a crime even when the content is true, and if false, it can be subject to aggravated punishment under the Criminal Act.

▶ Insult

Continuously using words that demean the other person (e.g., teasing about appearance", "fool", etc.) or spreading such content on the Internet or SNS is also included in verbal violence.

▶ Threat

Acts that scare the other person through speech that suggests physical harm (e.g., "Do you want to die?") or through text messages constitute threats.

Therefore, if cursing at a junior was continuous and insulting, and the victim felt unpleasant, it may be reported as school violence.

For details, please consult a specialized attorney at the school violence law firm.