■ Overview of the case (facts) The client was accused of using his cell phone's camera function to take a picture of a restaurant employee's body while in the restaurant. The victim filed a complaint alleging unlawful filming, and the client stated that it was a mistake due to poor judgment in the heat of the moment. As a first-time offender and facing a serious sexual offense charge, the client sought out Ongang Law Firm for an appropriate legal response and sentencing. ■ Case Issues (Features of the Case) The key issues were to provide appropriate extenuating circumstances for the illegal filming charge and to obtain a deferred prosecution through specific efforts to prevent recidivism. Ongkang Law Firm's defense team did its best to secure the client's good behavior through systematic and strategic defense activities. First, we secured an amicable settlement with the victim, which showed that the victim did not want to punish the client. This proved that the client had recovered from the damage. A detailed reflection statement to show the client's sincere remorse

■ Overview of the Case (Facts) After drinking with acquaintances, the client visited an establishment he had known for many years. The client had been drinking heavily and made inappropriate physical contact with an establishment official while greeting the official, which led to a police investigation on suspicion of rape. The client was at risk of becoming a convicted sex offender due to a single mistake, so he came to Ongang Law Firm in desperation. ■ Case Issues (Case Features) Although the suspect admitted the facts of the crime, the key issue in this case was to collect and effectively argue for favorable mitigating evidence, such as extenuating circumstances, sincere remorse, and a settlement with the victim, in order to obtain a deferred prosecution. ■ Onkang's Assistance Onkang's defense team focused on the following assistance to help the client obtain a favorable plea and bring the case to an early conclusion: 1. Rapid response and strategy formulation at the beginning of the case:

■ Overview of the Case (Facts) The client was investigated for receiving and viewing nude photos of the other party through an internet chat application without realizing that the other party was a minor. During the subsequent investigation, it was discovered that the photos constituted child and adolescent sexual exploitation, and the client deeply regretted his imprudent behavior and was concerned about punishment. As a first-time offender and a freshman in college, the client felt a great sense of responsibility to his family and society, and decided that he needed a quick and accurate response. ■ Case Issues (Case Features) The main issues were whether the client had planned or actively solicited the crime in advance, and whether he had actually admitted to all the facts of the crime and was deeply remorseful. ■ Onkang's Assistance The defense team at Onkang Law Firm focused on proving mitigating circumstances in the client's favor as much as possible and objectively demonstrating efforts to prevent recidivism. 1.

The client was giving directions to the victim in a building and engaged in a conversation with the victim, resulting in a light hug. The victim was a minor at the time, but the client was unaware of this, and the victim did not disclose her age to the client. After the incident, the client realized that his behavior could be misunderstood and was deeply remorseful and came to Wong Kang Law Firm. ■ Case issues The issues were the client's failure to recognize that the victim was a minor, the settlement with the victim, and the victim's unwillingness to be punished. Our lawyers took on the client's case and defended the client's innocence through a thorough fact-finding process. First, we secured CCTV footage and DNA test results from the incident to prove that the client did not molest the victim, and presented evidence that contradicted the victim's statements. In particular, we provided evidence from the scene to prove that it was impossible for the client to have acted at the location claimed by the victim.