I'm a parent of a school violence victim. Can I participate in the deliberation of the case?

If you are a parent of a school violence victim, you cannot participate in the deliberation of that case.

To make fair and objective decisions, the School Violence Countermeasures Deliberation Committee that deliberates school violence cases excludes persons with interests in the relevant case.

For example, you cannot participate in deliberation in the following cases.

▷ When the committee member or their family (spouse, etc.) is a parent of the victim or perpetrator of the case

▷ When the committee member had a family relationship with the school violence victim or perpetrator

▷ When the committee member is in a close relationship with or is recognized as related to the school violence victim or perpetrator

That is, the parent who is the guardian of the school violence victim student cannot participate as a deliberation committee member of the case.

School violence cases can have a major impact on a child's life, so they must be approached carefully from start to finish.

Therefore, it is most important to receive the help of a specialist attorney to accurately understand the situation and prepare necessary responses.

Specific details may vary depending on the specific contents of the case, so please receive legal advice through consultation with a specialist attorney with rich experience in cases.