In order to enter the golf course with the solicitation of the members of the golf course, the victim was kneekneed with the defendant's knee, and he was kneed with the double hand and the breast.

Accordingly, the defendant committed an indecent act against a minor who is under 13 years of age.

2. The Defendant asserted that, at the time of the Defendant’s assertion, G, which had been in golf practice, is likely to face the victim, was kneeing in his/her knee and kneeing twice to protect the victim. However, there was no fact that he/she had the intent to do so and did not take custody of the chest, and the act of drinking on the ship does not constitute an indecent act that causes sexual humiliation or aversion.

3. Determination

A. In the crime of indecent act by force, the term “competence” in the crime of indecent act means an act that causes sexual humiliation or aversion and infringes on the victim’s sexual freedom, even though it does not require a subjective motive or objective to stimulate, arouse, and satisfy sexual desire as a subjective element necessary for its establishment, and means an act that objectively causes sexual humiliation or aversion to an average person in the same location as the other party and infringes on the victim’s sexual freedom.

In addition, the determination of whether an indecent act constitutes such an indecent act ought to be made after careful consideration of the victim’s intent, gender, age, relationship prior to the perpetrator and the victim, background leading to the act, specific form of act, and objective situation surrounding the act, and sexual morality concept of the age (see Supreme Court Decision 201Do7164, Jan. 16, 201, etc.). B. Dogdo 124, supra.