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The prosecutor's appeal is dismissed.
Reasons
1. The police statement (the statement at the time of video recording) of a victimized child, which corresponds to the facts charged in the facts charged in the appeal, is made by the interviewer or the parent's own statement. The detailed description of the victimized child is abundant, the case, things, and the perpetrator's characteristic are created, and the time and time of the statement also has the contents of memory as of the following day following the occurrence of the case, and thus, its credibility is high. On the other hand, the legal statement of the victimized child, which shows a difference from the facts charged, is likely to be distorted by educating the victimized child by educating him/her with the intent to evade the above complaint from indecent act by force by force on the part of the accused. However, even though there is a high possibility that the court below rejected the police statement of the victimized child on the ground of the victimized child's legal statement, etc., and misleads the accused about
2. Determination:
A. Summary of the facts charged and the facts constituting the cause of the attachment order 1) A summary of the facts charged and the person to whom the attachment order was requested (hereinafter “defendant”).
(2) On July 10, 2012, the Defendant committed an indecent act, such as: (a) 10:00 on July 7, 2012, in which: (b) the victim D (n), who is the mother of the victim D (V), resided in the F cafeteria operated by E; and (c) who frequently drinks in the F cafeteria. The Defendant committed an indecent act by committing a sexual crime against a person under the age of 16, who was under the age of 16, by drinking alcohol in the said F cafeteria; (d) having discovered the victim’s knee; (e) having kneed the victim; (e) having kneed the victim; (e) having kneed the victim; (e) having kneed the victim; (e) having kneed the victim; and (e) having kneed the Defendant’s kne in the process of entering the victim’s panty; and (e) having engaged in an indecent act.
B. The lower court’s judgment.