I am facing a rape charge. Would the criminal deposit system be meaningful?

The criminal deposit system refers to a system in which a defendant in a criminal case deposits money with the official depository located where the court is situated.

Usually, when a settlement with the victim falls through, the criminal deposit system is used to show that the defendant is reflecting on the offense, and the court regards such a deposit as a factor in mitigation.

As a general principle, the amount deposited through the criminal deposit system cannot be returned. By way of exception, however, it may be returned where a verdict of acquittal has become final, or where the victim consents to the recovery of the deposited money.

However, if you use the criminal deposit system in a situation where the rape charge is not true, as in your case, it may appear as though you acknowledge the charge and show
remorse.

At our firm, an attorney specializing in criminal cases, an attorney specializing in sex crimes, and an evidence examination center collaborate so that, in a client's case, they find favorable evidence, such as CCTV footage near the scene at the time of the incident and records of conversations with the alleged victim, and conduct the defense.

If the rape charge is not true, we will provide a comprehensive legal solution to help you clear the charge.

In addition, if the rape charge turns out to be true, we will strive to reach an outcome that protects your daily life through the criminal deposit system, assistance with reaching a settlement with the victim, and other means.

If you need related legal assistance, you may wish to consult with an attorney specializing in criminal cases at Daeryun Law LLC.