CONTENTS
- 1. Client who came to Gunsan school violence lawyer
- - The circumstances of the client’s case
- - Laws related to school violence incidents
- 2. Assistance provided by Gunsan school violence lawyer
- - The victim claims that he does not want the client to be punished.
- - Claims that the victim's statement is unreliable
- 3. With the help of a Gunsan school violence lawyer, the case was closed with protective measures No. 1 and 2.
- - Child custody case concluded with low disposition
1. Client who came to Gunsan school violence lawyer
Gunsan school violence lawyerThe client who came to us was a middle school student who had committed school violence and was about to go to trial as a juvenile, and he wanted to get help from a lawyer specializing in school violence.
The circumstances of the client’s case
The client who came to Gunsan school violence lawyer 🔗School violenceHe was a middle school student about to be tried as a juvenile for committing a crime.
The client asked a classmate to run an errand for him to smoke, but when he refused, he put him in a headlock and assaulted him.
He also committed violence by kicking a school friend's thigh and hitting his head without any reason.
Accordingly, the client, who was about to be tried as a juvenile for school violence, visited a Gunsan school violence lawyer to receive a lower protective order.
Laws related to school violence incidents
■ Case-related laws informed by a Gunsan school violence lawyer
▷ Juvenile law
Article 1 (Purpose)
The purpose of this law is to help boys grow up soundly by taking necessary measures, such as protective measures to adjust the environment of anti-social boys and correct their behavior, and by taking special measures regarding criminal measures.
Article 2 (Boys and Guardians)
In this Act, “juvenile” refers to a person under the age of 19, and “guardian” refers to a person who has a legal obligation to provide custody and education or a person currently in custody.
Article 32 (Decision on protective measures)
① If, as a result of the hearing, the judge of the juvenile division determines that it is necessary to impose a protective disposition, he/she shall make a decision to take any of the following dispositions.
1. Entrustment of custody to a guardian or a person who can protect the boy on behalf of the guardian
2. Class attendance order
3. Community service order
4. Short-term probation by probation officer
5. Long-term probation by probation officer
6. Entrustment of custody to a child welfare facility or other juvenile protection facility under the Child Welfare Act.
7. Entrustment to a hospital, nursing home, or medical rehabilitation center for juveniles under the Act on the Treatment of Protected Juveniles, etc.
8. Sent to juvenile detention center within 1 month
9. Sent to short-term juvenile detention center
10. Long-term sent to juvenile detention center
2. Assistance provided by Gunsan school violence lawyer
Gunsan School Violence Lawyer assisted with the case by forming a team of Gunsan lawyers specializing in school violence with extensive experience in juvenile trials so that the client who came to Daeryun could receive a relatively low protective order.
The victim claims that he does not want the client to be punished.
The Gunsan school violence lawyer argued that the client offered a sincere apology to the victim, and that the victim did not want the client to be punished.
The client deeply regretted his actions, went to his friends, knelt down and apologized, and the friends forgave the client and reached an amicable agreement.
Daeryun's Gunsan school violence lawyer appealed for leniency from his client, submitting the victims' non-punishment applications as reference materials.
Claims that the victim's statement is unreliable
The Gunsan school violence lawyer argued that the statement of the victim who claimed to have been assaulted by his client was not credible.
The victim claimed damages by changing his words to his advantage on the grounds that there was no clear evidence of school violence.
He was making unreasonable claims, unilaterally blaming the client for his mental damage.
A Gunsan lawyer specializing in school violence complained to his client that the victim's statement, who claimed to have suffered school violence, was distorted.
3. With the help of a Gunsan school violence lawyer, the case was closed with protective measures No. 1 and 2.
The Gunsan school violence lawyer did his best to help the client receive a low protective order, and as a result, the client ended the case by receiving protective orders No. 1 and 2.
Child custody case concluded with low disposition
The client who came to see Gunsan school violence lawyer was a middle school student who committed school violence, and wanted to get help from a Gunsan lawyer specializing in school violence to defend himself in a juvenile trial.
Accordingly, Daeryun's Gunsan school violence lawyer formed a team of Gunsan lawyers with extensive experience in juvenile trials and did his best to assist.
As a result of the case, the court issued protection measures No. 1 and 2 to the client, entrusting him to guardianship and taking classes.
If there is anyone who is struggling with a similar situation as the client above, please contact Daeryun Law Firm 🔗Consult with a Gunsan school violence lawyerI highly recommend giving it a try.
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