Bucheon School Violence Attorney | Stay of Execution of a School Violence Disposition with the Assistance of a Bucheon Attorney

The client who came to the Bucheon school violence attorney was identified as a student who had perpetrated school violence.

The victim student, a classmate at the same school, claimed that the client had committed school violence against him.

At the School Violence Countermeasures Deliberation Committee, the victim student claimed that the client had talked behind his back and had repeatedly slapped him and otherwise committed violence, continually insulting and harassing him.

After receiving a disposition of in-school community service from the School Violence Countermeasures Deliberation Committee, the client could not hide a sense of injustice, stating that he had never done such things.

The client, who needed a stay of execution of the disposition rendered by the School Violence Countermeasures Deliberation Committee, came to the Bucheon school violence attorney to request assistance.

■ School Violence Statutes Explained by the Bucheon School Violence Attorney

▶Act on the Prevention of and Countermeasures against School Violence Article 17-3 (Administrative Litigation)

(1) A victim student or his or her guardian who objects to a measure taken by the superintendent of education under Article 16 (1) and Article 17 (1) may file an administrative lawsuit under the Administrative Litigation Act.

(2) A perpetrating student or his or her guardian who objects to a measure taken by the superintendent of education under Article 17 (1) may file an administrative lawsuit under the Administrative Litigation Act.

(3) The superintendent of education shall notify the victim or perpetrating student or his or her guardian, and the school to which the victim or perpetrating student belongs, of the fact that the administrative lawsuit under paragraphs (1) and (2) has been filed, and shall provide written guidance on matters concerning participation in the litigation under Article 16 of the Administrative Litigation Act.

* Filing period: The lawsuit must be filed within 90 days from the date the person became aware that the disposition was made, and may not be filed once 1 year has passed from the date the disposition was made. (Where an administrative lawsuit is filed after going through an administrative appeal, the period is calculated from ‘the date the authentic copy of the administrative appeal ruling was served.’)

* Types: Revocation lawsuit, lawsuit to confirm nullity or similar, and lawsuit to confirm illegality of an omission

The client had never intentionally directed abusive or aggressive remarks at the victim student, and he had not slapped the victim but had only touched him lightly.

The Bucheon school violence attorney argued that no intent to inflict harm could be found on the client's part, so school violence was not established.

The Bucheon school violence attorney noted that there was no evidence regarding the school violence the victim student claimed to have suffered.

The victim student's statement alone serves as the only evidence, and no material exists to prove the facts.

The Bucheon school violence attorney argued that the client ordinarily got along well with friends and led a diligent school life.

The client maintained excellent grades and was a student trusted by teachers and friends, and the Bucheon school violence attorney argued for a stay of execution of the disposition.

The client who came to the Bucheon attorney at Daeryun Law Firm was wrongfully identified as a perpetrator of school violence and received a community service disposition.

Fortunately, through the Bucheon attorney's specialized knowledge of the case and systematic defense, the case was defended with a stay of execution disposition.

At Daeryun Law Firm, attorneys with extensive practical experience guide the client's case in a favorable direction.

If you are facing concerns in a situation similar to the client above, you may inquire with the Bucheon attorney at Daeryun Law Firm.