National Sports Promotion Act violation? What is the level of punishment?

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I legitimately terminated a contract because a client violated it, but they filed a major damages lawsuit claiming Fair Trade Act violation. Our company doesn't have an in-house attorney or legal team, so we're at a loss as to how to respond. Can a legitimate contract termination also constitute a Fair Trade Act violation?

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Hello. This is a criminal specialist attorney at Daeryun Law Firm.

I see that charges of violating the National Sports Promotion Act have been applied due to the use of private toto.

Use of private toto is clearly an illegal act, and is subject to imprisonment of up to 5 years or a fine of up to 50 million won.

The court reduces punishment in cases of violation of the National Sports Promotion Act when the offender is a first-time offender, has self-reported the criminal facts, or shows a reflective attitude.

There are many other mitigating factors as well, but it is not easy for individuals to identify mitigating factors in their own situation.

If you seek the assistance of a criminal specialist attorney, we will review and analyze your situation as someone facing charges of violating the National Sports Promotion Act and prepare the optimal punishment defense strategy.

Our firm has branch offices throughout the country and provides 24-hour consultation services 365 days a year, so please feel free to request consultation at any desired time.

Charges of violating the National Sports Promotion Act do not have low punishment levels, and actual sentences are often imposed, so I recommend that you prepare a response strategy as soon as possible.