Punish Juvenile Criminals Beyond the Law

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  • Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
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  • @hazeldug-a
    @hazeldug-a 22 дня назад +177

    Not only minors getting free from rape, etc. Even adults who drank hard and they blamed it on the alcohol. Reality in South Korea

    • @peterwong6540
      @peterwong6540 8 дней назад

      The Asian tradition, if you are rich and loaded and you commit crime, you will end up being free.

  • @alfredoromero1074
    @alfredoromero1074 17 дней назад +49

    I really love the way how he recapped the series because it was easy to understand

  • @VirgoCali89
    @VirgoCali89 23 дня назад +210

    This is crazy how they don't punish kids even if they commit a horrible crime

    • @linthoi6456
      @linthoi6456 22 дня назад +13

      Rich parents

    • @anonymouskira4205
      @anonymouskira4205 21 день назад +7

      So what abour ur country's rules about child or juvenile?
      I think same way😂😂

    • @leitutevaga7833
      @leitutevaga7833 20 дней назад

      @@anonymouskira4205 In the US of America they can investigate the case twice or more just have a strong evidence and do a trial the suspect the kid will have a trial of not just juvenile but as an Adult they get the punishment that adults have .
      Us were I'm from we have eye witness and cameras as strong evidence of teens we let them take a trial as an adult but not as a kid but as an adult and when they are found guilty they are taken straight to prison with or without parallel.

    • @jowy5667
      @jowy5667 11 дней назад +8

      Look into the case of burning sun, you'll be surprise what else doesn't get punish..

    • @obsidianeyedgoddess1994
      @obsidianeyedgoddess1994 8 дней назад

      Welcome to Asia, where victims don’t matter.

  • @SunshineBlue-cp2sb
    @SunshineBlue-cp2sb 23 дня назад +98

    This is a show on Netflix called juvenile justice if anyone was wondering

  • @go_and_watch
    @go_and_watch 10 дней назад +26

    "If parents taught their children right" South Korean work culture demands that the workers prioritize job over family in all aspects. It is demanded and expected even by social standards. And guess what? People comply, because otherwise you'll be replaced and you won't be able to support your family, and the children will be bullied because they are from a poor family. It's not just parent's fault, it's the whole system that's built on the outdated approach to life management.

  • @snoopingsonu1687
    @snoopingsonu1687 21 день назад +47

    In India it is said (phrase_ Saput ke Pao palne me hi dikhai dete hai) means when baby is small that time anyone can judge he will be bad or good person in future, innocence shows the real you what you are from inside,so it's parents duty to understand it as quickly as they can and to teach them to be a good person.when such kids fall in wrong hands they become criminal 😔

  • @Galorie
    @Galorie 22 дня назад +33

    Such a precise and easy to understand recap I was able to watch the whole thing and actually understand the story well. I hope to see more from this series, keep up the good work!

  • @ToPlease
    @ToPlease 22 дня назад +14

    It's a world wide problem that no one wants to talk about, because of money and politics. 😓

  • @deniecypiecey5228
    @deniecypiecey5228 18 дней назад +11

    The show was so damn good. The judges story was fictional but the other cases were based to the T on true cases of juvenile crime in Korea

  • @roiyeren9527
    @roiyeren9527 18 дней назад +28

    I like the narrator they say the necessary stuff while also providing enough details to make sense of the story.
    Majority of the time other narrators add about up to 90% unnecessary or completely unrelated details to the story.

  • @BestRecap.
    @BestRecap. 23 дня назад +13

    nice video bro

  • @gabrielnavarro2786
    @gabrielnavarro2786 18 дней назад +3

    This movie is an eye opener to the society 😊

  • @johnlloydflores3785
    @johnlloydflores3785 2 дня назад +1

    This is what a Juvenile Law looks like in the Philippines.

  • @preciousgems6789
    @preciousgems6789 19 дней назад +2

    This was an amazingly awesome show juvenile justice

  • @abhijeetpandule5102
    @abhijeetpandule5102 23 дня назад +31

    When i watch something like this i feel guilty and ashamed to be a man , A man should be strong enough to protect his sister mother etc but I'm powerless

    • @Loona111
      @Loona111 23 дня назад +6

      Don't be Criminal are bad it can be both man and woman. Its just not man there are also woman that commit crime that the reason we have jail for female.

  • @lisamomon6793
    @lisamomon6793 23 дня назад +14

    In the state they would have gone juvenile jail u til 21 really....

    • @whoa_guy
      @whoa_guy 20 дней назад

      Well in the states you have the possible of corrupt judge, cops, and even a political representative which many have been announce in the news. So the cycle of corruption corrupt good people to do bad things, and become a bad person. While the idiocracy of innocense depend upon the guidance of leaders to lead them, they will pretend to honor as they deceive and then reinforce by media like CNN to fabricate stories like they did before.

  • @scrubs026
    @scrubs026 2 дня назад

    This series is in Netflix, it's a great watch.. it also portrays the sad reality of the justice system

  • @aba2916
    @aba2916 19 дней назад +5

    This is the same in my country. Minors are protected by law, and many minors with criminal minds know it. That's why they do whatever they want and criminals even exploit them to do their illegal activities.

  • @ursulabuendia2439
    @ursulabuendia2439 23 дня назад +11

    Gusto ko Ang mga ganitong paksa sa mga movie recap, may kabuluhan, at maraming matutunan. Ang mga magulang at mga kabataan.

  • @fredachildress3728
    @fredachildress3728 6 дней назад +5

    Actually it is the love of money which is the root of all evil. Not punishing the evil brats was wrong, and the ex-mother-law was a rotten person. Money is okay if it is used to help rather than hurt others, otherwise it is not any good.

  • @dylsmemoryhaul
    @dylsmemoryhaul 7 дней назад

    I wish they had a season 2 this kdrama was so good 😭😭😭

  • @ChanttelAnuka
    @ChanttelAnuka 22 дня назад +2

    I love this series

  • @Murmu_Official1
    @Murmu_Official1 23 дня назад +12

    Korea is brutal😂

    • @seratoninny
      @seratoninny 19 дней назад +2

      both sides are brutal in their own way😂

    • @obsidianeyedgoddess1994
      @obsidianeyedgoddess1994 8 дней назад

      Although bullying is a worldwide issue, I’d say Korea is the worst of all countries. If I ever have children with a Korean man, they will definitely not be going to school in Korea. Fuck that.

  • @ShinSuwa
    @ShinSuwa 5 дней назад

    This vid is so real.

  • @RebelRebellion707
    @RebelRebellion707 6 дней назад +2

    I can't help but sob I was r*ped two years ago at 14 and beaten by two offenders in a school. I feel.....depressed that this is hard reality and I dated people who wanted to r*pe me as well.......luckily online but still the abuse I had is irreversible as is all other of my fellow victims

    • @RonLarhz
      @RonLarhz 6 дней назад +1

      Why r u still putting yourself in these situations. smdh. You're only 16 why are u doing online dating?

    • @RebelRebellion707
      @RebelRebellion707 5 дней назад

      @@RonLarhz love is complex in many things. The feeling of wanting to be loved is hard

  • @Sequin25
    @Sequin25 23 дня назад +2

    Is there another season for this show?

  • @smithynoir9980
    @smithynoir9980 4 дня назад +1

    If a kid is too young to be held accountable, then it is reasonable to expect supervision by someone that can be held accountable at all times. As in the movie, the kids are too young so charge the parents with negligence leading to death.
    Same goes for the young, the ill and the broken; if you cannot be held legally accountable, then society does not trust you and you need to be kept seperate, wrong doing or no.

  • @user-gn2bu5bd1g
    @user-gn2bu5bd1g 12 часов назад

    I don’t understand how a mom can take up for a child that has done wrong you should won’t them to get help cause what some stuff them brats did if they was mine I would be scared of them I thank god none of my 6 kids have ever hurt another person!

  • @safwanahmed4411
    @safwanahmed4411 2 дня назад

    Whoa nice movie 🎬 🎞

  • @wcthatcoconmuoi
    @wcthatcoconmuoi 3 дня назад

    The good thing about being a loser like me is that if things happen to my loved ones, justice will be served by ancient rules.

  • @Blitzkit
    @Blitzkit День назад

    Hope we will come into the future where parents aren't solely accountable, it should also hold those minors responsible.
    Idc if people say "but they're kids"
    Yeah they're kids that killed someone, we are also an animal that can be driven by instinct and killing can lead to some twisted minds while they're growing esp if they were an actual psycho.

  • @bongskiTV2139
    @bongskiTV2139 13 дней назад

    Hey im here

  • @jackripple5179
    @jackripple5179 5 дней назад

    It's disgusting how fragile "justice" can be.

  • @youravghuman5231
    @youravghuman5231 5 дней назад +1

    Lol so if children below 14 can get away freely then school is just a battle royale 😂

    • @Ekadwitri256
      @Ekadwitri256 5 дней назад

      It's not "get away freely", you don't watch everything, huh?

    • @youravghuman5231
      @youravghuman5231 День назад

      @@Ekadwitri256 that really doesn't invalidate my point. It's the only jurisdiction that under her that is an exception. 99% of the kids do get away freely as the law is like that. Not so bright huh?

    • @Ekadwitri256
      @Ekadwitri256 13 часов назад

      @@youravghuman5231 Bro's make up that percentage out of thin air 💀 juvenile offenders that got free in s.kor nowhere that much, remember they're Korean not American, plus it's a real life law in s.kor, so the fact that middle schools and primary schools in Korean aren't "battle royale" already is proofing something

  • @obsidianeyedgoddess1994
    @obsidianeyedgoddess1994 8 дней назад +1

    Money is the root of all evil

  • @koreandude
    @koreandude 21 день назад

    hows the ending, is there actual justice served cold like 'the glory'?

  • @amandesai365
    @amandesai365 2 дня назад

    In my country the judiciary is compromised

  • @unknownme217
    @unknownme217 15 дней назад

    The reality is not much different. Miryang case, burning sun, nth room and the latest one SNU chatroom case.

  • @CAF_22
    @CAF_22 3 дня назад

    W story and w juge

  • @SirMegaManNeoX
    @SirMegaManNeoX 6 дней назад

    "Make sure they leave in a body bag." American police.

  • @AJJesko
    @AJJesko 10 дней назад

    Some other places take the opposite to the extreme. Charging little kids as adults.
    There needs to be some sliding scale stuff. Not getting away with it, but truly getting an age appropriate punishment

  • @julee5071
    @julee5071 11 дней назад

    Is this all based on real life? No way can juveniles get away with evil things like that.

  • @MagandaAko-fg4ht
    @MagandaAko-fg4ht 23 дня назад +4

    No comment how what

  • @kamiyakaoro5182
    @kamiyakaoro5182 8 дней назад

    This law has many loopholes. Kind of bs...😢😢😢

  • @SUKUNA_awakened
    @SUKUNA_awakened 23 дня назад +5

    Movie or series name?

  • @franklynteixeira9504
    @franklynteixeira9504 12 дней назад

    What name this dorama please my friends

  • @RyanAquino-zy4pf
    @RyanAquino-zy4pf 16 дней назад

    Thas the law our senate passed the
    Bill

  • @hakzen74
    @hakzen74 21 день назад +2

    She looks like the female version of the ml in the lovely runner.

  • @royrobin4383
    @royrobin4383 23 дня назад +4

    Dang

    • @lisamomon6793
      @lisamomon6793 23 дня назад +1

      People have to fight to change laws. And really tightened up those legal loopholes

  • @Ashley-lg4kc
    @Ashley-lg4kc 23 дня назад +2

    Name pls

  • @dkbros1592
    @dkbros1592 10 дней назад

    In my country there is juvi law but there also people who will jot let this criminal get away with that
    There is place in every police station where 3rd degree is always there 😊

  • @Department_of_Justice
    @Department_of_Justice 11 дней назад +1

    Are SK's laws really this ridiculous?

  • @MuckyPup115
    @MuckyPup115 10 дней назад

    They drugged her, took her to a site to “play tricks on her?”

    • @Ekadwitri256
      @Ekadwitri256 5 дней назад

      We can't say nor write certain things because yt is a "safe place"

  • @faizanansari9944
    @faizanansari9944 3 дня назад

    konsi series hai ?

    • @abdev3941
      @abdev3941 3 дня назад

      Juvenile justice (2022)

  • @anirbanpaul859
    @anirbanpaul859 2 часа назад

    That's why USA is great, no such this foolish laws...

  • @user-ed2ov8ki6r
    @user-ed2ov8ki6r 23 дня назад +1

    Drama name

  • @cecilekasondwa2191
    @cecilekasondwa2191 18 дней назад

    Nice try diddy

  • @bantinpolice
    @bantinpolice 20 дней назад

    á à bắt gặp người việt làm nhé tiếp thu ngay
    😁😁😁😁

  • @pasques
    @pasques 11 дней назад +1

    1. Movies and television is fiction. They write stories to invoke emotion and get the viewer to continue watching.
    2. The reality is, when it comes to violent crime, the law is always much more strict. This story would never happen. The problems with the law are usually with non violent crime and first time offenders.

    • @bigguy3636
      @bigguy3636 10 дней назад +1

      Reality is, this got made cause it actually did happened

  • @museemtarot4121
    @museemtarot4121 14 дней назад

    South Korea really is horrible like this with women n crime n they get 2 years max it’s gross

  • @user-sy5yp9xh8n
    @user-sy5yp9xh8n 7 дней назад

    1st i thought is real then half way through Realize is a tv program real and fiction mixed in .....thats Korea lifestyle..... waste 26 mins no thanks

  • @Dr_Larken
    @Dr_Larken 23 дня назад +8

    1:08 ahhh classic pranksters, playing tricks on their friend that happens to be a girl they happen to get drunk! I bet she woke up laughing, knowing her friends were such pranksters playing tricks on her!
    No, Censorship has gotten so out of hand on RUclips that do a lot of people sheltered they don’t even know what reality is! Wonder why becoming an adult is so hard all of a sudden, why people are cruel, evil, mean all because they misgendered them! But I get it it RUclips investigator to advertise your friendly content! The world is a dark Place, can’t push an advert on gambling sites, alcohol, Shiemu, TEMU or any other garbage if a movie or series happened to slightly resemble reality! That or breaks down the narrative of a strong, independent woman that doesn’t need a man! Both are equally scary!
    Anyways, Keep these recaps coming, especially far eastern movies/series!

  • @user-wi3sy9hv1o
    @user-wi3sy9hv1o 4 дня назад

    To listent this life less voice about a serise is so freaking disturbing. This kind of vedios should be banned. Wheres the fukin no spoilar rules of youtube?

  • @reviewa3683
    @reviewa3683 21 день назад +2

    Theft of Queen Movies channel copyright, I will report the channel owner