Korea School Violence Damages Calculator

Estimate Korean school violence damages, committee severity score, parent liability, school liability, medical and therapy cost, and litigation economics.

School violence facts

Violence typeSeveritySchool levelPerpetratorsDurationSchool responseEvidenceRemorseMedical cost

KRW

Therapy cost

KRW

Treatment weeks

Weapon involvedPTSD aftermath

Recommended damages

₩62,335,850

Total claimable

₩82,403,398

Committee score

12 / 20

Expected measure

Measure 6

Litigation cost and liability

Damages range: ₩34,729,700 - ₩89,942,000
Parent liability share: 90%
School liability share: 10%
Litigation cost range: ₩2,654,815 - ₩5,654,815

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What Is the Korea School Violence Damages Calculator?

This calculator estimates damages and liability allocation for Korean school violence cases. It considers violence type, severity, school level, perpetrator count, duration, grade relation, weapon use, school response, evidence strength, remorse, aftereffects, victim fault, treatment costs, and special damage categories.

The Korean model also estimates a school-violence committee score and links it to expected measures. It separates victim damages from parent liability, school or state liability, medical and therapy costs, and litigation economics.

Important Note

School violence cases involve civil damages, school committee procedures, criminal or juvenile procedures, and child-protection concerns. The calculator does not decide responsibility or committee measures.

Damage and Severity Factors

Violence type includes physical violence, verbal abuse, cyberbullying, extortion, property damage, sexual violence, group bullying, and mixed conduct.
Severity, duration, number of perpetrators, weapon use, and aftereffects raise the modeled damages range.
Medical cost, therapy cost, treatment weeks, property loss, extortion amount, and sexual-violence factors are calculated separately where entered.
Victim fault can reduce the final claimable amount in the model.

Committee and Liability Tracks

Track	Calculator role	Legal or practical point
Committee score	Scores severity, persistence, intent, and remorse factors	Can align with school measures 1 to 9
Parent liability	Allocates perpetrator-side responsibility	Civil Act Article 755 supervision logic can matter
School liability	Reflects school response and negligence factors	School or state liability can arise from poor response
Litigation cost	Estimates economic cost of court route	Useful for settlement range decisions

Evidence Checklist

Evidence strength is a major input because school violence often turns on messages, screenshots, video, witness statements, medical records, counseling records, school reports, and committee documents.

Early documentation matters. Delayed reporting can weaken causation and aftereffect proof, while repeated records of school notice can support school-response arguments.

FAQ

Does committee measure level decide civil damages?

No. It can be relevant evidence, but civil damages still depend on harm, causation, evidence, and liability allocation.

Can parents be liable for a minor perpetrator?

Yes, parent or guardian supervision liability can be an issue, especially when age, conduct, and preventability support it.

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.