I am the parent of a victim of school violence; can I participate in the deliberation of that case?

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

In order to render a fair and objective decision, the School Violence Countermeasures Deliberation Committee, which deliberates school violence cases, excludes any person who has an interest in the relevant case.

For example, in the following cases, a person cannot participate in the deliberation.

▷ Where the committee member or a family member (such as a spouse) is the parent of the victim or the perpetrator in the relevant case

▷ Where the committee member has had a family relationship with the victim or the perpetrator of the school violence

▷ Where the committee member is close to the victim or the perpetrator of the school violence, or is recognized as having a connection to them

In other words, a parent who is the guardian of a student victim of school violence cannot participate as a deliberation member in the relevant case.

Because a school violence case can greatly affect a child's life, it must be approached carefully from beginning to end.

Therefore, it is more important than anything to accurately grasp the situation with the help of an attorney specializing in this area and to prepare the necessary response.

Because the details may vary depending on the specific content of the case, we recommend that you obtain legal advice through a consultation with an attorney who has extensive experience with such cases.