Legal Q&A

I want to proceed with administrative litigation after an administrative appeal regarding drunk driving license revocation, and I am curious about the period for administrative litigation.

Hello, I received a driver's license revocation disposition due to drunk driving. So I first proceeded with an administrative appeal, but I did not obtain relief, so I want to proceed with administrative litigation.. and I found out that there is a separately fixed period for administrative litigation? Now I want to proceed with administrative litigation, and I heard that administrative litigation also has a separately fixed period. After filing an administrative appeal, within how many days can I file administrative litigation?

How should I respond if I receive a summons to appear before the Central Disciplinary Committee for Public Officials?

Recently, I received a written summons to appear before the Central Disciplinary Committee for Public Officials. It also states an explanation of the grounds for discipline, but I am not sure how I should present my explanation. I am curious about what preparations I should make when appearing before the Central Disciplinary Committee for Public Officials and how to respond.

I want to file an administrative appeal against a construction business suspension disposition. Can I continue construction business operations during the review period?

I received a construction business suspension disposition and intend to file an administrative appeal. I am curious about whether I can continue construction business operations while the appeal is in progress if I file an administrative appeal. I would like to know whether it is possible to carry out construction or construction business related work during the review period. If there is an attorney specializing in administrative cases, I would appreciate a prompt response.

Are there cases in which administrative appeal relief for drunk driving is not granted?

Hello. I was caught for drunk driving and received a license revocation disposition. I would like to receive mitigation or relief through administrative appeal relief for drunk driving, but upon looking into it, I found that there are also many cases in which relief is not granted. What kinds of cases are there in which relief is difficult in an administrative appeal for drunk driving?

How do I file for review by the Teachers' Appeals Review Committee?

I am currently working as a middle school teacher. In the course of student guidance, a parent filed a complaint, and I was referred to the school disciplinary committee, which resulted in a salary reduction disposition. .. I acknowledge some responsibility, but I feel that the level of discipline is excessively heavy. I heard that in such a case I can contest the disciplinary disposition through the Teachers' Appeals Review Committee. Is that correct? If so, I would also like to know how the procedure proceeds.

If I receive a disposition of dismissal as a public official, is reinstatement possible?

After being sentenced to a fine in a criminal case, I was even given a disposition of dismissal as a public official. I am very anxious about losing my job, and I am also worried about my livelihood. I heard that dismissal of a public official is the most severe disciplinary action, but I am curious whether there is any way to have the disposition revoked or mitigated even after a criminal judgment has already been rendered.

I have been charged with a public official's abandonment of duty. How should I respond?

Recently, as an external complaint was raised in relation to work I had been in charge of, I heard that a charge of the crime of abandonment of duty could become an issue. There were circumstances in which the work was delayed, but I do not think I deliberately refused or neglected my duties. Nevertheless, I am anxious because I am told it could even lead to criminal liability. I would like to know in what cases a public official's abandonment of duty is established, what becomes the issue in an actual investigation, and how I should respond in the investigation or disciplinary procedure.

I received notice of a teacher disciplinary action; does it mean I will definitely be disciplined?

A few days ago, I received notice from the school that a teacher disciplinary procedure had been initiated. The investigation has not even properly begun yet, but I am anxious that the mere fact of receiving the notice may mean the discipline has already been decided. People around me say that once a notice comes, it almost always leads to discipline, so I am very worried. I would like to know whether there is an opportunity to explain, what to be careful about during the investigation, and whether there is any way to avoid the teacher disciplinary action or lower its level at this stage.

Even if a public official receives a fine, can they retain their status as a public official?

Recently I came under investigation in a criminal case, and I was told that a fine might be imposed. I thought there would be no major problem, but people around me say that a fine imposed on a public official can also lead to disciplinary action, which makes me anxious. I would like to know whether, if the fine actually becomes final, I can retain my status as a public official, whether I might be removed or dismissed, and also whether a record of the fine will later affect personnel matters or my assignment.