Strengthening the Abolition of "Dating Violence" … Prosecutors with Repeated Crime

In the future, the crackdown on the so-called "date violator", who acts violently against the former lover, is strictly enforced. Recently, Moon Jae-in is part of the government's overall measures to punish women for crimes such as dating violence and trumpeting crimes.

The Detention Department of the Office of the Supreme Prosecutor (Inspector General Kwon Soonbeum) has stated that the National Prosecutor's Office will conduct the detention criteria and event management standards for violent crimes on 1 February. The write-off, which has only occurred for violent offenders up to now, will be applied to violent criminals in the future.

More specifically, if a person who has committed two violations of dating against the same victim again breaks the law, the prosecution will, in principle, require a warrant of arrest. In addition, even if a person is suspected of violating a date, she will apply the arrest warrant in principle if the crime is committed more than three times.

An official of a major prosecutor said, "If a hitter strikes three hits in a baseball game and asks three times that he commits violence, he decides to review no only the jury, but also the arrest. "I would like to express my desire to protect my life in a more aggressive way." In the case of a violent suspect who was charged for the first time even though he was not carrying out a radiation, the prosecution decided to consider not only a formal indictment but also an arrest.

In particular, the prosecution decided to consider cases involving violent crimes, such as cases in which violent perpetrators of the past have agreed with victims, to check whether they were arrested or prosecuted. Until now, if you have been dispossessed without allegation, even if you have committed a new date of violence, it has been treated as a first instance.

Older norms of dating violence are also reinforced. The video of the victim, as the spread of weakness from the other side of the spread of violence to the victim deemed bad, so that the victim was able to do.

According to the National Police Agency, last year, 10,303 cases of dating violence increased by 54% compared to 6647 in 2014 three years ago. In particular, nine out of ten violent crimes (91.7%) were physically weak women.

In May, Moon Jae-in, the chief of staff of the presidential office of the presidential office, said: "In the past," It is a malicious crime that destroys women's lives , including crime and dating violence. "It is necessary to change the perception that investigative bodies face a more serious offense."

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