[Breaking] Supreme Court Confirms Fine for Hong Seong-yeol, Mario Outlet Chairman, on Employee 'Insult' Charge
The fine imposed on Hong Seong-yeol, chairman of Mario Outlet, who was charged with insult for verbally abusing employees, has been finalized.
On the 31st, the Supreme Court's 1st Division (Presiding Justice No Tae-ak) held a sentencing hearing for Hong's appeal trial on the insult charge and upheld the lower court's ruling of a 3 million won fine.
The court, like the lower courts, judged that Hong's actions did not constitute a justifiable act.
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Initially, Hong filed for a formal trial in objection to a summary order imposing a 2 million won fine, but the first trial court sentenced him to the maximum fine of 3 million won. The second trial also dismissed Hong's appeal.
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