I am being charged with rape. Would the criminal deposit system be meaningful?

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I didn't rape — we had consensual sex but they sued me for rape. The police only believed the woman and forwarded me on rape charges... I had the prosecution investigation and trial is coming. I feel wronged but need to do something to avoid prison. Looking into it, I found something called the criminal deposit system. I heard you can get it back if you're acquitted — should I use the criminal deposit system first?

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The criminal deposit system is a system in which a defendant in a criminal case deposits money at the deposit office located in the court's jurisdiction.

Usually, when settlement with the victim falls through, the criminal deposit system is used to show remorse, and the trial court considers deposits as a mitigating factor.

The amount deposited through the criminal deposit system cannot in principle be returned, but in exceptional cases such as when an innocent verdict is finalized or when the victim agrees to the recovery of the deposit, it can be returned.

However, in a situation where the rape charge is not true, like yours, using the criminal deposit system may make it appear that you are admitting the charge and showing remorse.

At our firm, criminal specialist attorneys, sex crime specialist attorneys, and the evidence investigation center collaborate on client cases to find favorable evidence such as nearby CCTV at the time of the incident and conversation records with the victim, and proceed with the defense.

If the rape charge is not true, we will provide a comprehensive legal solution so you can clear the charge.

Also, if the rape charge is true, we will lead to a result that protects your daily life through the criminal deposit system, settlement representation with the victim, etc.

If you need related legal assistance, please find a criminal specialist attorney at Daeryun Law Firm right now.