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■ Panelists: Moon Yu-jin (Attorney for the victim of the "bodily fluid terror"), Jung Jun-ho (SBS Reporter)
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- Male customer visits a cafe run by a woman
- Man in his 30s puts his bodily fluids into the woman's tumbler
- Victim drinks from the tumbler unaware of the bodily fluid terror
- Perpetrator watches the victim drink the contents of the tumbler
- Early in the investigation, only the charge of "property damage" for ruining the tumbler was reviewed
- Victim's side requests application of forced indecency charges
- Lower courts (1st and 2nd instances) recognize only property damage... forced indecency acquitted
- Key issue in precedents for forced indecency is "direct physical contact"
- Supreme Court focuses on the criminal intent and concludes it is forced indecency
- Supreme Court: "Intent to make the victim drink it"
- Forced indecency carries up to 10 years in prison or a fine of up to 15 million won
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Man Secretly Puts Bodily Fluids and Watches Eerily… What Happened to Female Cafe Owner
Bodily Fluid Terror in Woman's Tumbler… Supreme Court First Recognizes 'Forced Indecency'
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