A defendant shall be punished by imprisonment for six months.

Punishment of the crime

The defendant is a person with a physical disability Grade 2, who is provided with a helper for activities of persons with disabilities from a viewing room, and is frequently visiting the audience at ordinary times.

At around 17:50 on March 12, 2015, the Defendant assaulted the above D on the ground that the Grade 7 public official D, working at the above department, did not respond to the Defendant’s telephone, thereby obstructing the Defendant’s legitimate performance of duties by assaulting the above D, by driving the electric wheelchairs on board the above wheel, leading the above wheel to the body of D where he was seated with the above office’s chair, and breaking the documents on the books of the above D’s wheel.

Summary of Evidence

1. Defendant's legal statement;

1. Application of the police statement law to D;

1. Relevant Articles of the Criminal Act and Article 136 (1) of the Criminal Act concerning the punishment, and the reasons for sentencing;

1. Scope of applicable sentences under law: One month to five years; and

2. The scope of the sentencing guidelines for recommendations [decision of types] : The category of obstruction of the performance of official duties - the scope of the punishment for obstruction of the performance of official duties / the scope of the punishment for obstruction of the performance of official duties / the basic area (two months to one year and four months):

3. The accused who has rendered a sentence of sentence shall be at least Grade II with physical disabilities, such as getting on and off the electric wheelchairs, etc., so that it is difficult to move at present.

However, the defendant seems to be able to be able to operate the electric wheelchairs because he has been on board the electric wheelchairs for more than three years.

Nevertheless, the Defendant, upon entering this court, faced some wheel chairs with witness seats, etc., entered the court, and fixed the electric wheel chairs to the witness seat, and put the presiding judge into the court, and put the presiding judge to a trial.

In other words, the defendant's appearance, which has been tried by the court, was a part of the conviction that anyone can not be punished for any behavior, regardless of what behavior he or she has received, due to his or her dissatisfaction.

As such, the defendant's behavior, etc. is seen in court.