The defendant shall be innocent.

The summary of the facts charged is the defendant who is engaged in driving a line skiing, which is 70 Embaman 1.

On July 12, 2015, the Defendant was found to have left the right to the direction of the Defendant while driving the said Tki in J located in J in J in J in J in J in J in Jincheon-do, Jincheon-do, Jincheon-do, the Defendant discovered that the passenger ski, who is 120 Mae-2, the injured party I (36 tax) drive on the right side of the direction of the Defendant’s proceeding.

As above, since there was a tkiski on the front direction of the defendant's running line, the defendant was obliged to safely drive the tkis and prevent the accident by driving the tkis in advance, such as reducing the speed of the defendant engaged in the tkis driving, taking the tkis well into account the right and the left, and accurately operating the brakes.

Nevertheless, the defendant neglected to do so and did not avoid the traski of the victim's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver's driver

Ultimately, the Defendant caused the death of the victim due to the above occupational negligence, such as brain training expenses, etc. on July 13, 2015.

Judgment

1. The gist of the Defendant’s assertion was consistent with the investigative agency and this Court (excluding the first trial date) as follows.

In other words, in H immediately before the instant accident, the Defendant started driving the passenger ski in the direction of right by driving the two victims, and started driving the passenger ski in the direction of right, after 5-10 seconds (or 20 seconds) and then the Defendant started driving the passenger ski in the direction of right.

1 In the case of a 1-person knek kneeling, knekeling, depending on the speed of the kne, the knek kneeling. However, the Defendant changed the knek kne and kne keling from the skne-kned attitude at the right angle.