Overview of the Case (Facts) After breaking up with his former girlfriend, the client was experiencing emotional difficulties and accidentally photographed her private parts without her consent and posted them online. He also attempted to access her personal information. After receiving a suspended prison sentence and a long-term employment restriction order at the first trial, the client approached Ongang Law Firm to prepare for an appeal, fearing severe punishment and social stigmatization. ■ Case Issues (Case Features) This was an appellate case, and it was important to vigorously argue that the sentence handed down in the first trial (especially the five-year work restriction order) was excessive (sentencing injustice). In the appeal, we emphasized favorable mitigating factors, such as the client's admission of all charges, his sincere remorse, and his willingness to settle amicably with the victim to avoid punishment, to maintain the probation but exempt the client from the work restriction order, which was critical to his job and livelihood. On the Course

Summary of the Case (Facts) The client was employed in an education-related profession and was charged with violating the Sexual Offenses and Punishment of Persons Under the Age of 13 (forcible sexual penetration of a person under the age of 13) for inappropriate physical contact with minor victims in connection with his work. Although he was deeply remorseful for the pain his inappropriate behavior caused the victims, he was in a very critical situation as he was expected to face huge legal disadvantages such as imprisonment and security disposition if the charges were admitted. The client came to Ongang Law Firm to admit his wrongdoing, strive to restore the damage, and seek leniency. ■ Case Issues (Case Features) The main issues in this case were that the defendant admitted to all the facts of the indictment and was deeply remorseful, that he reached an amicable settlement with the victims and received their willingness to not be punished, and that he was making substantial efforts to prevent recidivism. Our defense team vigorously argued that the client was sincerely remorseful and that the risk of recidivism was low.

■ Overview of the Case (Facts) The client was investigated for illegally photographing the bodies of a large number of unspecified women in public places, including public transportation facilities. The crimes were committed on multiple occasions, which caused the victims to suffer considerable psychological trauma. Faced with the unexpected situation, the client was frightened and sought the help of legal experts to resolve the case. ■ Case Issues (Case Features) Despite the gravity of the crime, which was committed repeatedly over a considerable period of time against multiple victims, the key issue was to seek probation and exemption from security disposition as the client admitted his wrongdoing and made efforts to repair the damage and prevent recidivism. Our team communicated closely with the client from the outset of the case to ensure that the facts were accurate and that the client understood the seriousness of his situation. The client's sincere remorse for his wrongdoing and his commitment to rehabilitation and prevention of recidivism was evident.

■ Overview of the Case (Facts) The client was charged with sexual crimes against children and adolescents and was sentenced to imprisonment at the original trial and detained by the court. While the client deeply regretted his guilt, he decided to appeal the sentence, believing that it was too severe. Considering the pain of his family and the difficulties of his business, he sincerely sought our help. ■ Case Issues (Case Features) The main issues were whether the defendant, who denied the facts of the crime at the original trial, showed a changed attitude on appeal by admitting the crime and attempting to settle with the victim, and whether the original sentence was appropriate. Onkang's defense team conducted in-depth consultations with the client to closely understand the background of the case and the client's current situation. The team focused on actively convincing the trial court that the client, who had denied the crime at the original trial, sincerely regretted his wrongdoing at the appeal. Specifically, we worked to: first, demonstrate that our client admitted to the offense and was deeply remorseful and

■ Overview of the Case Our client, a nightclub owner, was charged with attempted adultery after he took a drunken and unconscious victim to a motel to commit adultery. After contesting the facts in the original trial, the client was convicted and sentenced to imprisonment, and he despaired of being able to support his family due to his sudden imprisonment. ■ Case Issues In this case, the main issue on appeal was whether the sentence of imprisonment imposed by the trial court was unreasonable, along with factual disputes over whether the victim was in a state of mind or incapacitated, and whether the prostitution was consensual. Through careful analysis of the case record and in-depth consultation with the client, our team determined that it was in the client's best interest to change the defense strategy to admit the facts of the crime, show sincere remorse, and argue for the unfairness of the sentence on appeal rather than disputing the facts in the first trial. 1. Admission of guilt and

■ Case Overview The client was accused of engaging in prostitution by participating in several group prostitution meetings, during which he saw recruitment posters that stated the age of the victims as adults, and the victims acted in a manner that made them appear to be adults. The client came to Ongang for legal representation, arguing that it was difficult to recognize the possibility that the victims were minors under these circumstances. ■ Case Issues The main issues were the circumstantial factors that led the client to perceive the victims as adults, and the victims' appearance and behavior. ■ Ongkang's assistance 1. Emphasizing the client's lack of awareness: Ongkang's lawyers emphasized that the recruitment poster stated the age of the victims as adults, and that the victims looked and acted like adults. It was fully explained in court that it was difficult for the client to recognize the possibility that the victims were minors. 2. Client's remorse and willingness to improve: Mr. Ongang argued that the client was remorseful and willing to improve after the incident.

■ Overview of the Case The client was accused of molesting a victim twice on the Seoul Subway Line 2. The client touched the victim's body on the train, and later engaged in similar behavior in the waiting room of the subway station. In this situation, the client deeply reflected on his behavior and came to Ongang Law Firm to prepare a legal response. ■ Case Issues The offense of following the victim to the waiting room and committing the offense again was a very serious offense, and even if it was a first-time offense, it was likely to result in imprisonment. ■ Ongkang's assistance Initial consultation and fact-findingThe client visited Ongkang Law Firm for consultation immediately after the incident occurred. The lawyer had a close consultation with the client to listen to the specific facts, and carefully understood the circumstances of the incident and whether the client was remorseful. Initial measures and preparation of sincere reflection Given the gravity of the case, the lawyer immediately asked the client to prepare a sincere reflection.