전체 글111 Accidentally Damaged a Parked Car in Korea?-Will You Face a Serious Hit-and-Run Charge or a Lesser Traffic Offense? Hello, I’m Attorney Park. Imagine that you are driving in Korea late at night. While turning, your vehicle suddenly hits a car parked on the side of the road. You are startled. The other vehicle is damaged, but no one appears to be injured. You may think, “The other car was parked, and nobody was hurt. What happens if I simply leave?” The most important question may not simply be whether you le.. 2026. 7. 24. Can You Sue for School Bullying if the Bully Is Only a Child? In Korea, Parents and Even the School May Be Responsible Imagine that your child comes home from school unusually quiet.At first, you assume it was just a disagreement with a classmate. Children argue from time to time, after all. But as the conversation continues, you learn something more troubling. Your child has been hit, mocked repeatedly, and is now afraid to go back to school. Many parents in this situation ask the same questions.Can anything b.. 2026. 7. 1. The Debtor Moved the Asset to Someone Else—Can You Get It Back? How Korea's Obligee's Right of Revocation Can Help Hello, this is Attorney Park. Many people assume that once they win a civil lawsuit, their legal dispute is finally over.In reality, however, obtaining a favorable judgment is often only the first step. For many creditors, the real challenge begins when it is time to actually collect the money. A common problem arises when a debtor starts moving assets after losing a lawsuit. Some debtors transf.. 2026. 6. 19. What If the Police Pushed You Into the Crime? Understanding Entrapment Under Korean Law Hello, this is Attorney Park. People who are facing a criminal investigation or a criminal trial sometimes share a similar concern. They feel that they became involved in a case only because someone repeatedly encouraged, pressured, or persuaded them to do something they would not otherwise have done. When that happens, one legal concept often comes to mind: entrapment. However, not every situat.. 2026. 6. 6. Will Your Personal Information Be Made Public in Korea After a Sexual Crime Conviction? Hello, this is Attorney Park. When people think about criminal cases, they usually focus on the punishment itself. They worry about whether they might receive a fine, probation, or a prison sentence. However, in some cases, the consequences do not end when the court announces its judgment.This is particularly true in sexual offense cases. In Korea, a person convicted of certain sexual crimes ma.. 2026. 5. 31. My Sentence Was Too Harsh—Can I Appeal to the Supreme Court in Korea?” Understanding Criminal Final Appeals Under Korean Law When defendants hear that their appeal was unsuccessful, many of them have the same question: “Can I still go to the Supreme Court and argue again that the sentence is too harsh?” A lot of people assume that a higher court can simply review the entire case again and decide whether the punishment was fair. Because of that, many defendants expect the Korean Supreme Court to take another close look.. 2026. 5. 23. ‘I Didn’t Know at the Time’ — Can Secret Watching Still Be Stalking Under Korean Law? Many people think stalking only becomes a legal problem when the victim immediately realizes what is happening. But real life is often very different. Sometimes a person does not notice anything unusual at first. Only later do small details begin connecting together. A parked car that stayed too long near home. Someone appearing again and again in familiar places. Photos taken secretly. Hidden.. 2026. 5. 17. From Dating Conversation to Criminal Investigation: What You Should Know About “Obscene Acts by Using Means of Communication” in Korea ※ This article is based on a real case that I handled. Some details have been modified to protect the parties involved, and all names appearing in this story are pseudonyms. When people first get to know each other, especially through messaging apps, conversations can quickly become more personal. It often feels natural to ask questions about values, preferences, and even sensitive topics. Ho.. 2026. 4. 30. Is Accidental Contact on a Crowded Subway a Crime? Understanding Indecent Acts in Public Places Have you ever stood inside a subway or bus during rush hour, barely able to move? In those moments, people are pressed together so tightly that even breathing feels difficult. Arms touch, shoulders bump, and sometimes your body is pushed by the crowd without any control. Now imagine this: what if that unavoidable contact is suddenly treated as a crime? If you have been reported for what is call.. 2026. 4. 9. 이전 1 2 3 4 ··· 13 다음
