Gwangju Criminal Attorney Assistance | Client Who Inflicted Injuries Requiring Four Weeks of Treatment Defended With a Suspended Sentence

The client in this case was given notice of a breakup by his girlfriend on the grounds of personality differences.

The client continued to try to persuade her to change her mind, but when things did not go as he wished, he gradually grew angry.

His persuasion of the victim became increasingly sharp and escalated into an argument.

Unable to control his anger, the client kicked the victim's abdomen and waist and pushed her body with his hands, inflicting injuries requiring four weeks of treatment.

The client was in a very unfavorable position because he had a record of prior punishment for the same type of offenses, such as assault and infliction of bodily injury.

Seeking to avoid an actual custodial sentence at the very least, he requested assistance from a Gwangju criminal attorney.

The Gwangju criminal attorney argued that, after learning that he had caused the victim great suffering, the client felt deep guilt, was bitterly remorseful, and wrote a letter of apology.

The Gwangju criminal attorney argued that, in order to never repeat the same wrongdoing, the client was making personal efforts toward fundamentally preventing any reoffending by receiving professional assistance to assess and treat his psychological condition, working on his own to fundamentally prevent reoffending.

The Gwangju criminal attorney argued that the client's family and acquaintances earnestly hoped that the client, who was showing remorse for his wrongdoing, would be given an opportunity to live diligently in society once again.

This case was one in which a client in a disadvantageous position, having a record of prior punishment for similar offenses such as assault and infliction of bodily injury, received the assistance of a Gwangju criminal attorney and was given a 'suspended sentence'.

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