No Suspicion of Aiding and Abetting the Production of Sexual Exploitation Material under the Act on the Protection of Children and Youth Against Sexual Abuse

This case involved a decision not to refer the matter [No Suspicion (Insufficient Evidence)] concerning allegations of aiding and abetting the production of sexual exploitation material involving children and youth. Although it was confirmed that the individual watched an online broadcast and sent financial support, the key issues were whether the individual was aware that the performer was a minor at the time and whether the individual had the intent to aid and abet the production of sexual exploitation material.

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Whether the Individual Was Aware That the Performer Was a Minor
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Watching an Online Broadcast, Providing Financial Support, and the Intent to Aid and Abet

MEGA X organized the facts of the case and the legal issues separately and presented its position regarding whether the alleged offense had been established, based on the submitted materials and the sequence of the statements.

In addition, MEGA X explained the circumstances that could be considered favorable to the client, focusing on the key factors that the investigative authorities were required to review.

No Suspicion