A professor in her 60s who was sentenced to two years and six months in prison at the first trial for similar rape of a female student. Central photo
The court dismissed an appeal filed by a professor at a national university in his 60s who was sentenced to two years and six months in prison at the first trial for similar rape of a female student.
The Gwangju High Court, the second criminal division of the Jeju Tribunal (Director Wang Jeong-ok), announced on the 20th that it had dismissed the appeal filed by former Jeju National University professor A (62), who was handed over to trial on charges of similar rape.
According to the sentence of the first trial, A was sentenced to two years and six months in prison, 40 hours of sexual violence treatment lectures, and ten years of employment restrictions in facilities related to children, adolescents and the disabled.
According to public prosecutions, Mr. A meets with Mr. B, who is taking his class at school at 5:30 p.m. on October 30, 2019, meets and drives, eats at a restaurant, drinks, and takes Mr. B to a singing bar. went.
A forced Mr. B to touch a specific part of his body at a singing bar and gave him a similar rape.
At that time, in the file recorded by Mr. B using a mobile phone, 207 times such as “I want to go home”, “I want to go out” and “Don’t touch” were recorded. Screams were also recorded 15 times.
Also, on the closed circuit (CC) TV installed in the corridor of the pub, there were two shots of Mr. A taking him to the room when Mr. B tried to run outside.
Mr. B said, “I pretended to be serving snacks at a singing bar and then put my finger in my mouth,” at the second trial hearing the victim’s statement on July 16 last year. I opened the door and ran away.” Mr. B said, “The agreement was not written to forgive the professor, and I have never forgiven the professor until now.” He also appealed to the court for severe punishment, saying, “If the professor returns to work, there will be another victim.”
The first trial court revealed the reason for the sentence, saying, “It is a very bad sin to make the world think that the victim suffered from depression and panic disorder was bad.” In addition, the first trial court said at the first trial on June 18 last year, “These crimes should be eliminated in Korea. I will take the accused as an example.”
The Court of Appeals also said, “The defendant has expressed his intention to reject the victim hundreds of times, but the crime is not good, such as forcing the victim to commit the crime.” The victim’s depressive symptoms worsened and gave up schoolwork.”
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