Woman Acquitted of Drunk Driving to Avoid Sexual Assault... Court Rules "Emergency Evacuation"
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A court has ruled that a woman who drove under the influence to escape the scene of a quasi-rape cannot be held accountable. Presiding Judge Kim Yeon-su of the Criminal Division 1 of the Chungju Branch of the Cheongju District Court announced on the 25th that he had acquitted Ms. G, who was indicted on charges of violating the Road Traffic Act (drunk driving). Ms. G was at a lodging business in Chungju last June
(Chungju=Yonhap News) Reporter Cheon Gyeong-hwan = A court ruling has been issued stating that a woman who drove under the influence to escape a sexual assault cannot be held accountable.
A court ruling has determined that a woman cannot be held accountable for drunk driving to escape a sexual assault.
A woman who drove under the influence to escape a sexual assault has been acquitted. According to Yonhap News on the 25th, Presiding Judge Kim Yeon-su of the Criminal Division 1 of the Chungju Branch of the Cheongju District Court acquitted Ms. A, who was indicted on charges of violating the Road Traffic Act (drunk driving). Ms. A was brought to trial on charges of driving approximately 10 kilometers with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.094% …
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