A man in his 50s who repeatedly violated the 'no going out at night' order from the court for committing a crime of sexual violence was sentenced to a fine.
Today (9th), Chief Judge Noh Seo-young of the 3rd criminal division of the Ulsan District Court sentenced Mr. A, who was handed over to trial for violating the law on electronic device attachment, to a fine of 5 million won.
Previously, in June 2014, Mr. A was ordered by the court not to go out at night from 0:00 to 6:00 am every day with an electronic device for tracking location for 6 years due to violation of the Child and Adolescent Sexuality Protection Act (adultery by the disabled). received
Nevertheless, from April 2018 to June last year, Mr. A went out without notice seven times from his residence in Yangsan, Gyeongsangnam-do for no other reason.
In addition, Mr. A was found to have been swearing at the employee over the phone, saying, "Don't be too tight."
The judge said, "Even though I was warned, I violated the rules without justifiable reasons," and "I just took into account the fact that I was reflecting."
In this way, there are not a few cases of violating the court-imposed restraining order.
In August of last year, a man in his 30s who was confined to prison for theft was re-incarcerated about five months after he was released on parole without a justifiable reason, even though he was ordered to limit going out.
In September of last year, an ex-convict in his 30s who was ordered to attach an electronic anklet for 10 years was sentenced to a fine of 5 million won by the Incheon District Court for violating a total of nine orders to limit going out at night for going to meet his prospective father-in-law.
Meanwhile, according to the current law, violating the 'restriction on going out' without justifiable reasons is punishable by imprisonment for up to one year or a fine of up to 10 million won.
(Article 39 Paragraph 3)