| Nationality | Mongolia |
| Case Overview | The client was accused of participating in a voice phishing scam as a collector through a part-time job introduced by a friend. |
| Special Circumstances | Long-term resident in Korea, early-career individual. |
| Case Handlers | Lead Attorney Yongjun Kim, Deputy Chief Attorney Ju-Hyeong Kim |
| Outcome | Non-prosecution decision. |
1. Client Situation and Facts
The client, a Mongolian national, was a university student in Korea seeking part-time employment to cover living expenses. A friend introduced a part-time job that led to the client unknowingly participating in a voice phishing scam as a collector. When the police investigation progressed to the prosecution stage, the client sought Ma-Jung’s assistance to avoid potential criminal charges and subsequent deportation.
2. Case Issues and Resolution Process
3. Case Outcome and Client Benefit
Based on these arguments, Ma-Jung successfully persuaded the prosecution to issue a non-prosecution decision . The victims did not appeal within the statutory period, concluding the case favorably for the client. This outcome spared the client from potential deportation and allowed continued residence and career development in Korea without further legal complications.
4. Significance of the Judgment (Explanation of the Disposition)
Foreign students and residents are particularly vulnerable to such schemes, which can lead to severe legal consequences. Ma-Jung’s strategic defense demonstrated that even without victim settlements, a lack of criminal intent and awareness can be effectively argued to achieve a non-prosecution decision. This case highlights the importance of expert legal representation in safeguarding the rights and future of foreign nationals wrongfully accused of crimes.





