Korea Digital Sex Crime Damages Calculator

Estimate Korea digital sex crime damages, litigation cost, minor-victim flag, distribution spread, deletion status, and criminal penalty context.

Digital Sex Crime Inputs

Recommended total damages

₩4,731,643,920

Total damages range

₩647,815,080 - ₩10,749,918,000

Litigation cost

₩27,220,754

Minor victim case

No

Penalty and Cost Detail

Consolation range before economic damage
₩644,815,080 - ₩10,746,918,000
Fine range modeled
₩20,000,000 - ₩50,000,000
Aggravating factors counted
3
Mitigating factors counted
1
Net amount after litigation cost
₩4,704,423,166

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What Is the Korea Digital Sex Crime Damages Calculator?

This calculator estimates civil damages and litigation cost for Korea digital sex crime cases, including illegal filming, non-consensual distribution, sexual deepfakes, online grooming, cyber sexual harassment, sextortion, child exploitation, and hidden-camera device cases.

The English UI calls the same Korean damage function as the Korean page. The result reflects crime type, intent, repetition, production, distribution media, secondary spread, victim age, exposure, identifiability, economic damage, deletion status, settlement posture, and prior record.

Important Note

Digital sex crime cases often require urgent evidence preservation and takedown action. Civil damages, criminal complaint, deletion request, platform report, and victim-support routes should be handled in parallel when risk is ongoing.

Inputs That Move the Result

Input blockExamplesWhy it matters
Crime factsIllegal filming, distribution, deepfake, sextortion, child exploitationSelects the base civil-damage range and criminal penalty context
Distribution factsSNS, messenger, porn site, dark web, community, group chat, views, secondary spreadChanges multiplication factors and litigation urgency
Victim impactAge, PTSD-level harm, work or school damage, identifiable exposure, economic damageAdds civil damages and aggravates the analysis
MitigationDeletion, apology, settlement will, prior recordCan decrease or increase recommended range and criminal context

Civil and Criminal Tracks

  • The calculator separates consolation damages from economic damage such as treatment cost, job loss, relocation, or evidence-preservation cost.
  • Minor-victim cases are flagged because child and youth sexual protection rules can change both civil settlement posture and criminal exposure.
  • Deletion status matters because continuing online availability can extend damage duration and secondary-spread risk.
  • The litigation-cost result includes stamp fee, service fee, lawyer fee, total cost, net amount, and ROI against the recommended civil damages.

Evidence and Takedown Priority

Screenshots should preserve URL, platform ID, date, time, account information, message thread, view count, and distribution channel before takedown requests are made. For deepfake or AI-generated material, save the prompt trail or account activity if available.

The Korean content treats deletion and support procedure as part of the response, not just as a damages issue. Victim support centers, police reporting, platform reporting, and civil evidence preservation can all be relevant.

FAQ

Does deletion erase the claim?

No. Deletion can reduce continuing harm, but it does not erase past distribution, mental harm, economic damage, or criminal responsibility.

Why does the calculator ask about identifiability?

Identifiability affects social harm. Material visible only to strangers can differ from material that lets colleagues, school contacts, or the public identify the victim.

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.