First Offense of Quasi-Indecent Act by Compulsion | Non-Prosecution Decision for the Client

The client joined Ms. A, whom he met for the first time at a bar, and exchanged signs of interest and physical affection.

Afterward, while they continued to engage in physical affection, Ms. A lost consciousness in a heavily intoxicated state.

Alarmed by this, the client called Ms. A's friend, and as the situation appeared to have been resolved, he returned home.

However, the next day, the client was reported for the offense of forcible indecent act and fell into fear that he might be subject to punishment.

Feeling that a prompt response was needed from the early stage of the case, the client requested assistance from a sex crime attorney at Daeryun Law Firm.

The issue in this case was that the client was suspected of quasi-indecent act by compulsion for having touched the body of a heavily intoxicated female victim, and a prompt and strategic response was required.

The sex crime attorney prepared a response strategy aimed at promptly pursuing an amicable settlement with the victim and emphasizing that the client was a first-time offender and that the offense had occurred impulsively, in order to obtain a non-prosecution disposition.

The client acknowledged his wrongdoing and was sincerely remorseful.

Accordingly, the sex crime attorney argued that the client had deeply repented after the incident and had delivered settlement money.

As a result, the female victim expressed her intention that she did not want criminal punishment of the client, and the attorney emphasized that she had prepared and submitted a statement of no desire for punishment.

The client came to commit the offense through a momentary lapse of judgment while heavily intoxicated.

In response, the sex crime attorney emphasized that, although the client was at fault for bringing about the state of intoxication himself, this case was not a planned offense but occurred impulsively while he was intoxicated.

The client was a first-time offender with no record of criminal punishment whatsoever, and was a conscientious member of society who had consistently taken part in volunteer activities.

Accordingly, the sex crime attorney emphasized that the client posed no risk of reoffending and had led a socially stable life.

This case is an example in which a client who faced the risk of punishment on a charge of quasi-indecent act by compulsion received a non-prosecution disposition through the assistance of a sex crime attorney and the case was concluded without incident.

Sex crimes do not end with mere criminal punishment but can lead to long-term disadvantages such as registration of personal information, employment restrictions, and social stigma.

Daeryun Law Firm has many specialized attorneys who have handled numerous sex crime cases, which allows for prompt strategy development.

In addition, the firm works with its evidence investigation and digital forensics centers to thoroughly carry out lawful collection and analysis of evidence.

If you become involved in a sex crime case such as quasi-indecent act by compulsion, please feel free to request a consultation with Daeryun Law Firm at any time.