Nevertheless, the court below erred by misapprehending the legal principles, thereby finding Defendant guilty.

2. A person subject to registration of personal information of judgment shall submit personal information to the head of a police agency having jurisdiction over his/her domicile within 40 days after the conviction is finalized due to a sex offense against a child or juvenile;

However, as the court below decided on February 8, 2013, the defendant was convicted of violating the Act on the Protection of Children and Juveniles against Sexual Abuse (Rape, etc.) and became a person subject to registration of personal information, and the defendant was the same year.

3.2. The notification of personal information to a person subject to registration, served by the Supreme Court, states that “within 40 days from the date the judgment became final and conclusive” shall be submitted to the chief of the competent police station.

Therefore, even if the defendant knew that he would be required to submit personal information within 40 days from the date on which he received the notice of the Supreme Court, it is merely a simple legal site that failed to properly grasp the provisions and details of the Act on the Submission Period of Personal Information, and it does not constitute a mistake of law because he did not actively perceive that his act is not permitted by the law and is not a crime, and there is no justifiable reason for the defendant to neglect the above submission period.

For this reason, the court below's decision of conviction is just, and it is so argued by the defendant.