I need a business suspension administrative appeal.

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While using a public bathroom, I thought someone secretly filmed from over the partition and immediately reported it to the police. I heard the iPhone video recording start sound. I secured the perpetrator's phone on the scene — will the police do digital forensics on this phone to find public bathroom hidden camera evidence? I'm also wondering if recovery is possible if the perpetrator deleted the footage. Also, please reply about whether there are separate procedures I, as the victim, need to apply for.

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It has been confirmed that you have inquired about the method of business suspension administrative appeal.

If you have received a business suspension order, you may not be able to do business regardless of your will, and various damages may occur.

This is because expenses such as labor costs and material costs occur during the period when you cannot open the business.

Business suspension orders may be imposed as administrative dispositions on businesses that violate laws, ranging from as short as 15 days to as long as 6 months.

However, if you want to disagree with this, as you mentioned, you can request an administrative appeal.

An administrative appeal is a procedure to request retrial against an administrative agency's disposition, and it is a process of arguing the legality or excessiveness of the disposition.

One thing to note here is that the appeal must be filed within 90 days from the date you become aware of the disposition.

The appeal application form must include the purpose and reason of the appeal in detail.

You must also attach evidence that there was no violation or that it was minor to bring the appeal favorably.

In addition, it is good to apply for a stay of execution against the disposition during or before the business suspension administrative appeal proceeds.

All these processes require legal knowledge and understanding of complex procedures, so we recommend you proceed only after consulting with an administrative specialist attorney.