Young-sook and Sang-cheol in the 16th term of "I'm Solo" are "insulting messages" → 2 million won fine [Star Issue]

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Young-sook, the 16th member of "I'm Solo," was fined 2 million won for defamation of other performers.

According to Newsis on the 10th, the Daegu District Court's Criminal Appeals Department 2-1 (Chief Judge Kim Jung-do) rejected the defendant's appeal at the appeal trial of a woman in her 30s accused of violating the Act on Promotion of Information and Communication Network Utilization and Information Protection.

A said, "There was no intention of slander or defamation, and I did it in the public interest, self-defense, and explanation. "It is self-defense or self-defense, and the provisions of the basis violate the Constitution," he said, appealing for reasons such as misrepresentation of facts and improper sentencing.

The court said, "Even if the other party did something wrong in a public space, it is difficult to say that it is a legitimate act to do this," adding, "The precedent is maintained that it does not violate the constitution." All of the defendant's claims are unacceptable and the judgment of the first trial is valid overall," he said, explaining the reason for the dismissal.

Mr. A is Young-sook, the 16th member of ENA and SBS Plus' "I am Solo," and it became a problem that he posted online about Mr. B's 16th member, Sang-cheol, that he had sex with another woman while dating him. A was accused of defaming and insulting the victim four times.

The first trial said, "It is difficult to say that all contents do not correspond to public interests that the public should know. "It does not fall under the public interest," he said, adding, "It combines the bad economic situation, raising children alone, and acknowledging all the facts themselves."

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