
A prank with a friend turned into a fight and resulted in a special injury (juvenile law) charge.
The client was playing with his friends and when the victim yelled at him, he assaulted him to stop the loud noise, and in the process, he was sent to the family court for special injury with a bruise on his shin for an unknown number of days. The client was a student and had already been sent to family court, so there was not much time to spare. The client needed to settle with the victim as soon as possible, find as much mitigating evidence as possible, and receive a good behavior. Ongang Law Firm's lawyers first delivered a sincere apology letter to the victim and tried to reach a settlement. As a result, the victim accepted the client's sincere apology and signed the settlement agreement and no-punishment petition. In the defense brief, Ongang Law Firm submitted the fact that the client had always had a good friendship with his friends, including the victim, along with the plea materials. In addition, the client agreed with the victim that he did not want to be punished, and that the client was not a delinquent.