Did they ask an incompetent lawyer? Or a truly famous lawyer?<br />

Do you know what your lawyer said? Do you know what they said when they were told that they were playing around with a microphone by using a shaman's fortune-telling on a patient with schizophrenia?
"Nothing will happen. Even if you kill all the women, no one can say anything."
Do you know who this lawyer is? They asked a very famous lawyer.
At that time, they were probably the human rights officer for the National Police Agency headquarters.
And do you know who hired this lawyer? Someone very high up hired them.
So what does that mean? Doesn't it mean that police officers were committing human rights violations left and right? It means they were doing that and laughing about it.
Then, if the lawyer acted as they pleased and this person just stayed still, it means the lawyer's permission to act freely was because the human rights violations were so severe.
It means the Busan police officers took such severe human rights violations for granted.
How can police officers have this kind of mindset?
Honestly, even if a Catholic nun said to do as one pleases, she must have had certainty.
Do you know what happened then? Even though they had received advice from the lawyer, instead of following it, they shouted, and people said, "He called him a mental patient, didn't he?" If the lawyer or the Catholic nun told them to do something, they should have just done it.
Even though they tried to prevent human rights violations, and even though the lawyer said it was a human rights violation, it means they endured it all because of the women? And in the end, they were called a mental patient?
That means this person had already received advice from a lawyer. Therefore, even when being called a mental patient, they had certainty.
Exactly, if someone who graduated from a somewhat well-known university shouts, there is a reason for it.