판사, 니들이 뭔데?
fabiano
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2012.03.14 23:50
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Thanks to the movie, Kim is getting a second public hearing. A Korean Herald feature says, "The film reignited the long-held public suspicion that the crossbow trial might have been biased and faulty."
The judge has refused to speak publicly about the movie. During Kim's criminal trial, Park asked the court to show leniency to the professor, citing his emotional state at the time of the attack. "I hope such an incident will never happen again to anyone," Park told the court. "But there is a saying, 'Hate the crime, but don't hate the man.'"
Kim remains jobless, and, because of his status as a convicted felon, he was recently denied a U.S. visa to visit his son in Los Angeles.
He still defends himself to anyone who will listen, and is hawking a self-published book called "Judges, Who Do You Think You Are?" The cover shows Kim with a code of law in one hand, a crossbow in the other.
At the same time, he says he'll never again stalk a judge.
"Once is enough," Kim said. "Anyway, it didn't work. I never got my answers."
March 8, 2012, 4:31 p.m.
Former professor Kim Myung-ho of South Korea published a book about his crossbow confrontation with a judge.
(Matt Douma, For The Times / March 8, 2012)
최근 사법부에 대한 국민들의 신뢰가 땅바닥 수준이다.
일련의 사건 결과가 상식에 벗어난 판결로 사법의 정의가 사라졌다.
세상이 아무리 썩어도 사법부는 양심적인 판결로 정의를 세워야 한다!
김명호씨는 2011. 1.24. 만기출소 했다.
미국 L.A에 있는 아들을 만나기 위해 비자를 신청했으나 최근에 비자발급이 거절되었다.
중범죄인이라는 이유로...
