Stalking Act case: bail granted on appeal

This file is indexed as “Stalking Act case: bail granted on appeal”. It was classified as Stalking Punishment Act. The recorded outcome is Bail granted.

Indecent assault, sexual violence, stalking and hidden-camera counts sit in the Criminal Act and special statutes on sexual violence, youth protection and stalking. Venue, first statements and devices drive the file. Emergency contact bans can issue before the main charge is settled.

Contact, consent, venue and the first statement are the file. Counsel stops post-report contact, preserves devices, and keeps settlement wording — if any — inside a closed channel. This file was classified as Stalking Punishment Act, with the outcome Bail granted.

The indexed outcome is Bail granted. Sentencing and charging exits turn on early evidence, harm repair where it applies, and a record the court can use — not a speech about remorse.

After a report, do not message the complainant. Preserve cloud accounts before they are overwritten. Workplace, transit and campus venues each write a different record; facts should move only through counsel.

Korean statutes: Korea Law Information Center (law.go.kr).
Plain-language guides: Ministry of Government Legislation easy-law service (easylaw.go.kr).
Court procedure: Supreme Court of Korea (scourt.go.kr).
Sentencing: Supreme Court Sentencing Commission (sc.scourt.go.kr).
Confirm amendments on those sites; this page is a practice note, not an official translation of the Korean case file.