Middle School Students with Level 4 School Violence Dispositions, Reversals and Mitigated Cases

Our client is a student enrolled in a middle school and was reported for school violence for committing acts such as verbal violence and sexual assault against the victim along with other students during a language study abroad program, and received a disposition of No. 4 as a result of the deliberation of the School Violence Response Review Committee. It was important to clarify that this case was a simple resolution process that arose from the victim student first committing acts such as verbal and sexual violence, and then returning similar acts in response, and the client needed to receive a disposition of No. 3 or lower due to personal circumstances. ■ Issue Resolution Law Firm Ong Kang strongly argued that it was only a simple conflict resolution process that occurred in the process of playing among peers, and that it was not school violence with the intention of causing physical or mental harm, and that the scores of each factor (severity, persistence, intentionality, degree of remorse, and degree of reconciliation) of the existing school violence review committee were incorrectly set, especially in light of the amicable settlement with the victim student.