Appeals against administrative dispositions
Requirements for Resolution of School Violence Cases by the School Principal — 4 Conditions and Points to Check Before Written Consent
Resolution by the school principal is a system for closing minor school violence cases at the school without convening the School Violence Countermeasures Deliberation Committee (Deliberation Committee). All four requirements in Article 13-2 of the Act on the Prevention of and Countermeasures against Violence in Schools must be met, and the victim student and guardian must consent in writing. Once consent is given, it is difficult to demand a Deliberation Committee meeting for the same case, so check the facts before signing.
Procedure
We will prepare the administrative appeal request and necessary suspension documents for the superintendent's school violence measures. We also distinguish the scope of inclusion in cases where the main case and suspension of execution are carried out together.
Scope & fee
- School-violence measure administrative appeal merits; stay of execution excluded
- We will prepare the reasons for the claim and supporting evidence for 1 student and 1 action. A separate rebuttal is not included after the suspension of execution and response. Scope of writing: 1 type of grounds for filing a claim on the merits by reason for action/judgment element, 5 pages per type. It does not include in-office submissions.
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- School-violence measure administrative appeal merits and stay of execution
- We will prepare the main case and suspension of execution documents for 1 student and 1 action. Common evidence is compiled together and separate rebuttals and committee appearances are not included. Scope of writing: Reasons for requesting administrative appeal, 1 type, 5 pages per category, reasons for application for suspension of execution, 1 type, 3 pages per category. It does not include in-office submissions.
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- Stay-of-execution documents for an existing school-violence administrative appeal
- We will review the merits and emergency damage data of the school violence administrative appeal that has already been filed and prepare an application for suspension of execution. It does not include new merits. Scope of writing: Reasons for application for suspension of execution Type 1, 3 pages per type. It does not include in-office submissions.
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1. Case investigation by the dedicated body
The school's dedicated body for school violence investigates the reported case and takes statements from the victim and aggressor students and their guardians. The written confirmations and statements made at this stage form the basis for deciding whether the requirements for the principal's resolution are met.
2. Checking the four requirements
All of the following must be met: there is no medical certificate stating that physical or mental treatment for 2 weeks or more is needed; there is no property damage, or the damage has been restored immediately or restoration has been promised; the violence is not continuous; and the act is not retaliation for a report, statement or similar act. A medical certificate for less than 2 weeks or a simple doctor's note can still satisfy the requirement.
3. Written consent of the victim's side
Even when the requirements are met, the case is closed by the principal's resolution only if the victim student and guardian confirm in writing that they do not want the Deliberation Committee to be convened. If the victim's side wants it, the school must convene the Deliberation Committee.
4. Recording what was agreed
If anything was promised, such as treatment costs, counseling costs or compensation for belongings, have it kept as an official record through the dedicated body. Whether the promise is kept becomes the basis for a later request to reopen the case.
5. Checking whether the case can be reopened
If the offending side promised to restore property damage and did not do so, or if facts not confirmed during the investigation are newly confirmed, the victim's side may request in writing that the principal convene the Deliberation Committee. It is difficult to withdraw consent for other reasons.
Required documents
- Written confirmation of whether the victim student and guardian request a deliberation committee meeting (school form, Act on the Prevention of and Countermeasures against Violence in Schools, Article 13-2(2)1)
- Guardian's written confirmation and student's written confirmation for the dedicated body's case investigation
- Medical certificate or doctor's note (if applicable)
- Receipts and photographs showing property damage and its restoration
- Consent form for resolution by the school principal (written confirmation by the victim student and guardian)
- Record of what was promised, such as treatment costs and compensation
Fees
There is no official fee. Our office fee starts from the amount shown above and may vary depending on the scope of organizing the facts and reviewing the written confirmations; we will give you an exact quote after reviewing your documents.
Legal basis and review date
- Act on the Prevention of and Countermeasures against Violence in Schools, Article 13-2
- Act on the Prevention of and Countermeasures against Violence in Schools, Article 13
- Enforcement Decree of the Act on the Prevention of and Countermeasures against Violence in Schools, Article 14-3
- Ministry of Education, 2026 School Violence Case Handling Guidebook
Check these first
- Once the consent form is signed, consent cannot in principle be withdrawn, so check the requirements and what was agreed before signing.
Frequently asked questions
What are the requirements for resolution by the school principal?
Does a case resolved by the principal remain in the school life record?
Can the Deliberation Committee be convened after consent to the principal's resolution has been given?
What should the victim's side check before signing the consent form?
What does the aggressor's side prepare for the principal's resolution?
Contact us
Hwang Yunsang Administrative Office in Songdo, Incheon prepares and submits administrative documents and explains the procedure. If your situation is similar, send us a message.
📍 2697, 26F POSCO Tower-Songdo, 165 Convensia-daero, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, Republic of Korea · 📞 010-3374-2687 · 🌐 hwangadmin.com
This guide is general information based on public sources. Requirements, documents and deadlines differ by case and by the competent agency, so please confirm them before you proceed.
