Legal Intellectual

Is there a fixed statute of limitations for school violence?

I am now an adult, but I am a victim who was repeatedly subjected to school violence during high school. At that time, I was afraid of the perpetrators' threats, and they knew my home address, so I could not even tell my parents and simply endured it alone... I was so afraid of the gang of bullies who beat and cursed at me that I could not respond, but after graduating from high school and entering society, seeing them all living perfectly fine leaves me unable to let go of my resentment. Even now, just thinking about that time is so distressing that I have nightmares. I am not sure whether there is a statute of limitations for school violence, but the perpetrators' violence continued throughout my high school years, and since I am now 21, about 2 years have passed. If the statute of limitations has not yet expired, I am considering filing a report even now.

My son is going to have a juvenile protection trial...

Hello, I am the mother of a 12-year-old son. I knew that my child usually hung out with delinquent friends... A while ago, a few of them took a bicycle that was in front of an apartment and rode it for a few hours, and I received a call from the police saying this was special (aggravated) theft, so I am leaving an inquiry with you. Because he is at an age that falls under a juvenile exempt from criminal punishment, I was told that he will not be criminally punished for now but will be handled through a juvenile protection trial... This is the first time something like this has happened, and although my son did cause trouble, a trial is a serious matter, so I am so worried that I cannot even sleep. I do not really have a sense of how the juvenile protection trial procedure proceeds or what disposition is given for special theft, so may I ask you to explain? And I would like to know whether having a lawyer is actually more helpful in a situation like this.

What procedures are followed when a school violence case arises?

I received a call from the school after an issue of school violence involving my child was raised. In a case like this, I am confused about whether the School Violence Countermeasures Deliberation Committee is convened immediately, or whether there is a procedure for internal review within the school beforehand. I would like to understand the overall process, including what role the dedicated response body performs after a school violence case is received and through what steps the principal comes to conclude the matter through resolution by the principal.

What solutions are there for school violence?

My child has recently been looking gloomy and struggling whenever they come home from school, so when I asked in detail, they confided that they are suffering from school violence. As a parent, my heart aches and anger wells up, but I do not know how to respond. I would like to know what solutions there are for school violence, and if there are legal procedures I can take, I want to pursue all of them. How should I respond?

Can I appeal the result of the Office of Education's school violence committee?

My child, a second-year middle school student, was subjected to school violence and has stopped eating and drinking altogether and is receiving psychiatric treatment. However, as the result of the Office of Education's school violence committee, the perpetrating student received a No. 1 disposition. It is truly absurd. The student habitually bullied my child and even extorted money. I want to appeal the result of the Office of Education's school violence committee and take every legal measure available, such as a criminal complaint and a civil claim for damages; how should I go about it?

Can a school violence victim receive damages?

We are the parents of a daughter in the third year of middle school. Because our child was continuously depressed, we carefully asked the reason, and it turned out she had been subjected to school violence for several months. The perpetrators not only invited her into a group chat room and hurled insults, but also extorted her belongings. We immediately arranged for our child to receive psychiatric treatment, and we filed a school violence report, so we understand that the perpetrators received school violence discipline and criminal punishment. However, our child is still suffering from trauma and cannot even sleep properly. In this situation, is there a way for a school violence victim to receive damages?

Is there a way to revoke a school violence disciplinary action?

My child, who is in the second year of middle school, received an order of community service as a school violence disciplinary action. According to my child, out of fear that things would go badly with their friends, they merely stayed in the same group chat room while the friends committed school violence, and they feel there is much that is unfair about receiving the disciplinary action. Also, we wanted to attend the School Violence Countermeasures Deliberation Committee and give a statement, but the Committee did not even accept our statement, saying it was simplifying the procedure. How can we respond?

I have a question about a false report of school violence.

Hello, I have a question regarding a false report of school violence. Out of nowhere, a student from another class filed a false report of school violence claiming that my friends and I had ostracized them. We were only in the same class last year and were not close at all, so this situation is truly bewildering. The school seems to be saying that a school violence committee must be convened for now. I feel this is really unfair, so how should I prove my case??

I am curious about how to respond to a school violence civil lawsuit.

Hello. I am leaving a question because I am curious about how to respond to a school violence civil lawsuit. My adolescent son got swept up with a group and was designated as a perpetrator of school violence, and he went through a difficult time. A School Violence Countermeasures Deliberation Committee was held, and after much difficulty, I thought everything was finally over, but I heard that the victim's side is going to file a school violence civil lawsuit. Usually, how much is claimed in damages? I am also curious about how to respond.