Korea Criminal Deposit Calculator

Estimate Korean criminal deposit planning amounts for victim recovery and sentencing mitigation by crime type, loss, severity, timing, victim response, and deposit ratio.

Criminal Deposit Inputs

Recommended deposit

₩16,500,000

Recommended range

₩15,000,000 - ₩19,500,000

Actual planned deposit

₩16,500,000

Sentencing effect score

77/100

high

Recovery Context

Unrecovered damage
₩15,000,000
Settlement score
100/100
Relative effect versus settlement
77%
Input mode selected by Korean logic
amount

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What Is the Korea Criminal Deposit Calculator?

This calculator estimates a criminal deposit amount used for victim recovery and sentencing mitigation planning in Korea. It separates property-loss recovery, injury severity, sexual offense subtype, timing, victim response, first-offense status, and actual deposit ratio.

The result is not a statutory tariff. It reuses the Korean page logic that models current criminal deposit practice and victim-recovery impact by offense type.

Important Note

A deposit does not equal victim agreement. If the victim refuses receipt or strongly seeks punishment, sentencing effect can be limited even when money is deposited.

Deposit Inputs That Change the Result

InputWhy it mattersCalculator treatment
Crime categoryDifferent crimes use injury, sexual subtype, or unrecovered lossSelects calculation mode
Unrecovered lossProperty cases focus on unpaid damageRecommended amount is based on unrecovered amount
TimingEarlier recovery is usually more persuasiveInvestigation-stage deposit receives a higher factor
Victim responseAcceptance, unknown response, or rejection changes sentencing effectEffect score and settlement score change
Deposit ratioActual planned amount can be below or above recommendationActual deposit is recommendation multiplied by ratio

Recommended Range Versus Actual Deposit

The Korean model produces a recommended amount, minimum range, maximum range, and actual planned deposit. Property crimes are based on unrecovered loss, while assault, traffic, DUI, and sexual-offense cases use severity tables.

The effect score is a planning index. It estimates whether the deposit is likely to be seen as meaningful victim recovery, not whether a specific sentence will be imposed.

Practical Evidence

  • Keep deposit receipt, court deposit documents, attempted contact records, and proof of prior repayment.
  • Separate deposit from formal settlement. Settlement or victim non-punishment intent can have stronger practical effect than unilateral deposit.
  • For appeal-stage deposits, prepare a clear explanation for why payment was delayed.

FAQ

Can I use the recommendation as a required legal amount?

No. It is a planning estimate based on Korean calculator assumptions, not a statutory required deposit.

Why does victim rejection reduce the effect score?

Recent practice often gives limited mitigation value to unilateral deposits when the victim refuses payment or strongly seeks punishment.

Legal Use Notice

This English page translates and adapts the Korean calculator content for Korea-based estimates. The interactive calculator reuses the same Korean pure calculation function as the Korean page, so the numerical result is aligned with the Korean service. It is an estimation tool, not legal advice for a specific dispute.