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The accused shall publicly announce the summary of the judgment of innocence.
Reasons
1. No person who outlines the facts charged shall abandon a child under his/her protection and supervision, or neglect the basic protection, rearing, medical treatment and education, including food, clothing and shelter;
Nevertheless, from March 12, 2010 to February 2016, the Defendant did not send back to the school for the reason that the term "Ac (n'e, 12 years of age) of the Defendant's father, who was attending Samdo school located in Samdo-ro 9, Gwangju Mine-ro," and did not send it to the school for the reason that the term "Ac (n'e, 12 years of age), who was his/her father, who was his/her father, should take a sense in accordance with the religious discipline of the International Association of Free Death," and neglected the basic education from March 12, 2012 to February 2016 by the method that the Defendant did not enter the school for the same reason as D
2. Article 8 of the Framework Act on Education provides that “The 6-year primary education and the 3-year secondary education shall be compulsory education.” Article 13 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act provides that “The attendance of all children or children under their care at an elementary or middle school,” and Article 68 of the same Act imposes an administrative fine not exceeding one million won in the event of non-performance of the obligation to attend school.”
Article 17 subparag. 6 of the Child Welfare Act prohibits “abandoning a child under the protection and supervision of the child or neglecting the basic protection, rearing, medical treatment and education, including food, clothing and shelter” (Article 71(1)2 of the Child Welfare Act).
The prior meaning of “defrisoning” is that the “defrisoning” does not interfere with or see,” and the “defrisoning.”
The purpose of this prior meaning and Article 1 of the Child Welfare Act is to guarantee the welfare of children so that children can be born healthy and grow up happy and safely, and Article 2 of the same Act provides that "(1) children shall be subject to any gender, age, religion, social status, property, disability, birth area, race, etc. of themselves or their parents."