Defendant

A shall be punished by imprisonment with prison labor for ten months and by imprisonment for four months.

However, this decision is delivered to the Defendants.

Punishment of the crime

1. Defendant A

A. The Defendant in violation of the Wildlife Protection and Management Act is a person who operates a “D” store and EF camera (G) in Yangcheon-gu Seoul Metropolitan Government.

On January 29, 2008, the Defendant came to know in the Thailand from H (O), which came to know in the territory of Thailand, imported poppy 2 globally endangered species in Thailand through H or J, imported it in the Republic of Korea through H or J, and sentenced the Defendant to sell it.

(i) No person committing a joint crime with H may export, import, remove, or bring in globally endangered species and products processed therefrom without the permission of the Minister of Environment.

On March 7, 2014, the Defendant, in collusion with the foregoing H, imported 50,000 won of poppy 500,000 won, which is an internationally endangered species, from that time to April 24, 2016, without obtaining permission from the Minister of Environment. From that time, the Defendant closely imported 325,508,000 won of poppy straws, etc. in total, as indicated in the attached list of crimes (1).

(2) No person who is co-principal with H and J may export, import, remove, or bring in globally endangered species and products processed therefrom without the permission of the Minister of Environment.

In collusion with the above H and J, the Defendant imported 2 million won poppy 35 ma, which is an internationally endangered species, from that time to October 28, 2015 without obtaining permission from the Minister of Environment, from that time, the Defendant sealed 5,000,000 won in total, as described in the separate sheet (2) in the same manner, from October 28, 2015.

(3) No person who commits the sole crime of the defendant shall capture, collect or purchase, transfer or acquire, assist or mediate transfer or acquisition, possess, possess, or display globally endangered species and products processed therefrom exported, imported, taken out, or brought in without obtaining permission from the Minister of Environment.

The Defendant’s aforementioned “D” around April 2, 2014.