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Hello. This is attorney Cho Ki-hyun from the law firm Daehan Joongang. Today, I have prepared information on a juvenile theft case. Below is the questioner's story. Hello. I think I will be sued tomorrow. First, let me explain the situation. I am currently a senior in high school and about two years ago, I stole a necklace (a luxury product worth 380,000 won) from a friend in the same class. Although I may have a suspicion that I stole it, I had no evidence, so I ended up suspecting my classmates and was unable to find the culprit. Then, in April of this year, while I was organizing my belongings, I found the item. I didn't use it and it was inconvenient to keep, so I sold it for 140,000 won. Then, within a week, that friend contacted me after seeing that I had posted the item on a second-hand market app. Of course, since my personal information was not there, I could have denied it, but I honestly said yes, and I contacted the person who bought the necklace and told them that I could get the necklace back and return it to my friend, but that friend said that he didn't want to accept a used necklace. And because of the settlement, he wanted to talk to my parents, but my parents told him to resolve it himself, so I told him that and he said he would report me to the police. He is demanding about 5 times the value of the item, or about 2 million won, as the settlement. I told my friend that I can't come up with 2 million won right away and that I could give him 2 million won if he gave me about 5 months, but he said that he didn't want to drag it out and that he couldn't resolve it, so he said that he would report me to the police tomorrow. By the way, he said that there were various reasons for the 2 million won, such as the fact that at the time, he suspected his friends and was upset because of me. Questions. 1. Can he demand more settlement money for those reasons? 2. Even if my friend refused to return the necklace, can I still give him the settlement money if I return it? 3. If I were to be sued and assume it was my first offense, what would be the fine or sentence? 4. What is the best thing I should do in this situation? For more details, please check the video :) tel: 070-4012-0512 Kakao: future36a Official blog: https://blog.naver.com/myworkidkh