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Is this set in Korea? How old is the brother? Cause I think minors can get away with quite...

NeverlandIsCalling November 27, 2025 7:54 am

Is this set in Korea? How old is the brother? Cause I think minors can get away with quite a bit legally speaking there…

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    Shicmuon November 28, 2025 10:53 am

    He is a high schooler, so yeah he must be a minor. Plus, police know that he was SA by that pedo. So he shouldn't be punished, ideally speaking. Also, I think it was the lawyer who actually killed that pedo.

    NeverlandIsCalling November 28, 2025 5:06 pm
    He is a high schooler, so yeah he must be a minor. Plus, police know that he was SA by that pedo. So he shouldn't be punished, ideally speaking. Also, I think it was the lawyer who actually killed that pedo. Shicmuon

    From what I vaguely recall, do not quote me, but the minor laws in korea are very protective of minors. Especially if theyre under the age of 14. I remember reading somewhere that crime is a huge issue with the young due to the minimal consequences they receive. Privacy laws also protect them from societal shame/punishment.

    Shicmuon November 28, 2025 6:38 pm
    From what I vaguely recall, do not quote me, but the minor laws in korea are very protective of minors. Especially if theyre under the age of 14. I remember reading somewhere that crime is a huge issue with the... NeverlandIsCalling

    Yeah, I follow the Korean entertainment industry closely. And it's true that if the crime is committed by a minor – no matter how serious the crime is – in most cases, they don't get punished hard.

    In my opinion, South Korea's privacy law is so jarring. I understand that if they want to hide the victims' identity but why do they need to hide the identity of the perpetrator?