MANILA, Philippines - Following the declaration of Seoul Deung Yeong Po Police last June 24 when the Big Bang Daesung sebbagai suspect in the death of a motorcyclist who he hit with his car on 31 May last, hundreds of fans are asking what will happen to the Kpop idol.
Daesung has been convicted without detention. Her case is now with Korea that will decide jaksa2 hukum2 what has been violated and what tuntutan2 to be filed on the singer.
Korean media said that Daesung faced five years in prison and fined 10 million won.
Entertainment Bulletin requested the opinion of an American lawyer in Seoul on Daesung case and he said that the singer may get lighter sentences and lower.
Lawyer Michael Sawyer, who worked on the legal Department at Hongik University in Seoul, South Korea which says if an accident happens in America, Daesung may be subject to two crimes: the speed (a less serious crime) and criminal negligent homicide / murder by accident.
Korea and the National Police Service Forensic Investigations showed that the victim, Hyun, who was lying on the street after his motorcycle hit a lamppost Daesung died after a car ran him down. It also suggests that Daesung riding in a speed of 70 to 80 miles per hour, exceeding the limit of 60 km / hour.
Sawyer, a lawyer who practices in America and not in South Korea, said kallau unintentional murder could be an offense or a crime, depending on the state of the state law (if the crime occurred in America).
He said that in America, there will be at least two legal issues. The first was whether the negligence / lack of attention Daesung to see in front of his driveway contributed to the accident.
The second is whether the speed contributed to the accident. Korean Police said the victim's body being dragged by a car Daesung approximately 22.8 meters.
He said that the lack of previous criminal record that would have benefited Daesung. Sawyer says, "However, perhaps in part because of the stature and lack of previous criminal record, I suspect that he will walk, perhaps with some minor sanctions on his record.".
Sawyer said again, payment of "blood money" to victims' families may reduce the sentence Daesung.
Offer "blood money," are often mediated by the police recognized by the Korean legal system to reduce the punishment of the guilty one. Offer money "blood money" system sees law as a sign of remorse and a bus reduces one's sentence.
Sawyer says, "Maybe there will be a similar outcome in the U.S. lack of blood money."
keadaan2 that might work on Daesung. After the accident, Daesung not escape and cooperate with the police to go to the police station to give statements. He also passed the test stating that she is not in effect when a car accident occurs.
Since the accident, YG Entertainment announced that Daesung will not participate in any activity until the end of the year.
The question Is the Law in Korea will be the same as in America!
