SkuddMudd
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Shit, thanks. I jumped the gun it seems.Korea didn't hit him with sex offender status, as the minimum registration period in Korea is 10 years.
Other sources are reporting him instead being slapped with an 5 year employment restriction from working with venerable people, which is automatic under Korean law for anyone convicted of any criminal offense that carries prison time.
A big if is if the 2 counts that Korea classifies as a sex offenses are even considered crimes in the US, to whit he caught 2 sex crime convictions over, correct me if I'm wrong, non-sexual, deepfakes, which are completely legal in America.Those are a lot of "if"s, and he has to state them all, which he couldn't do until he was 35 anyway. To be labelled a sex offender throughout your 20s and early 30s is the worst possible decade in one's life to have to deal with that label, so he's still fucked indefinitely.
He’s a nigger, he’ll never learn a damn thing even if they threw him in there for 30 years.I'll make the bold prediction that Johnny won't learn anything even with six months labor. I'd say he'd be back out doing the exact same thing but I don't think any country is gonna let him after he gets deported back to the US. Maybe Mexico, but he's not gonna go anywhere that some cartel guys could kill him with zero consequences for kicks. I guess he could go in somewhere in the US but he probably also knows that someone is gonna beat him up or shoot him if he tries the crap he did in Japan/Korea.
Putting the W in Worse Korea
No, he was simply unable to leave the country and unable to earn any money. The process is the punishmentWasn't he like 2 years in jail already? Shouldn't it count down from the ruling?
No, he was outWasn't he like 2 years in jail already? Shouldn't it count down from the ruling?
Also, I forget if this still applies or not, but he's not done, is he? I know the Korean justice system differs from the US in that they don't try people for everything at once like they do in the US, they do it piecemeal. So he's imprisoned for this particular crime, but he still has yet to be tried for other stuff while he's imprisoned for this one, unless those charges were thrown out. Someone feel free to correct me, I lost track of all the shit he's been charged with.
its an 8 hour work shift, either he will do something related to the prison like laundry or cleaning or they'll make him do manufacturing workIs there anyone familiar with how hard labor in South Korea is? My mind is jumping to stereotypical Siberian prison camp labor but it can't be that bad in a developed country, right?
As far as I know it's light stuff, nothing even close to the kwanlisos north of the borderIs there anyone familiar with how hard labor in South Korea is? My mind is jumping to stereotypical Siberian prison camp labor but it can't be that bad in a developed country, right?
A good reminder that Asian countries will absolutely fuck anyone who's not a wealthy citizen with their judicial system.No, he was simply unable to leave the country and unable to earn any money. The process is the punishment