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School violence lawyer in Suwon
School Record Entries and University Admissions and other school violence and juvenile matters: a dedicated school violence attorney handles the case of every family in Suwon personally.
What Daehanjoongang prepares for a School Record Entries and University Admissions case in Suwon
Daehanjoongang School Violence Center takes School Record Entries and University Admissions and other school violence and juvenile matters for families in Suwon. The lighter measures can be left off the record or removed on graduation, while the heavier ones remain on it for years and are visible in admissions, so the number of the measure matters as much as the finding itself. For families in Suwon the attorney looks at the record consequences of each possible measure before deciding how to argue the hearing and whether to appeal. The committee at the education office decides on the statements and evidence the school has gathered, so the facts are organised before the student's written statement, and where a police complaint runs alongside, the two procedures are handled as one. Attorneys may appear before any committee or court in Korea, so a family in Suwon can proceed by phone or video, and a visit to the Haeundae office in Busan (7F Raon J Building, 554 Haeundae-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan 48093) is welcome if preferred.
- How we consult
- Phone, video or in person
- Office visits
- 7F Raon J Building, 554 Haeundae-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan 48093
- Main line
- 1533-7377
Why families in Suwon come to Daehanjoongang School Violence Center
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A dedicated school violence attorney
An attorney who concentrates on school violence and juvenile matters handles the case in person, from the school's fact-finding and the committee hearing to the appeal and the juvenile court.
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Argued on the five criteria
Measures are decided on seriousness, persistence, intent, remorse and reconciliation. Rather than a general plea for leniency, the evidence for each criterion is prepared before the student's first written statement.
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School and criminal procedures as one case
When a police complaint runs alongside the committee procedure, a statement given in one is used in the other. Both are managed together from the start so that the student's account never contradicts itself.
Questions families in Suwon ask about school violence cases
- How do I engage a school violence lawyer from Suwon?
- Call the main line 1533-7377 or send an outline through the online form; an attorney reviews it and the office proposes a consultation time. Sending the notice from the school, any statement already submitted, and the messages or photos from the incident speeds up the review. Families in Suwon can consult by phone or video without visiting the office.
- I am in Suwon. Can a law firm in Busan take my child's case?
- Yes. Attorneys in Korea may act before any education office committee, appeals commission or court in the country, and Daehanjoongang School Violence Center takes committee hearings, appeals and juvenile cases for families in Suwon and nationwide; the attorney in charge attends the hearing in person. When comparing firms, an attorney's experience with cases like yours matters more than the office address.
- Will a committee measure appear on my child's school record and affect university applications in Suwon?
- It depends on the measure. The lightest measures may not be entered, or are removed on graduation if the conditions are met; the heavier ones are entered and can remain for a set period after graduation, where admissions officers can see them. For a student close to applying, this is often the strongest reason to contest the measure or to seek a lighter one, so the record consequences are reviewed at the first consultation.
- What does a consultation cost?
- The first consultation is paid, and the fee depends on the type of matter and the form of the consultation; the exact amount is given when the appointment is made.
Need a school violence consultation in Suwon?
Main line 1533-7377. Phone and video consultations for the whole country.