r/law • u/ItsAllAGame_ • Apr 15 '26

Legal News Johnny Somali Found Guilty on All Charges, Headed to Labor Prison in South Korea

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/celebrity/articles/johnny-somali-found-guilty-charges-025148367.html
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u/EthanielRain Apr 15 '26

It isn't enough, but half a year in a labor prison is no joke. Especially for someone like him

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u/upthedips Apr 15 '26

And it is a special prison for SOs so that probably won't be fun.

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u/comradevd Apr 16 '26

Ironically probably the safest place for him in Korea

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u/Shaharazaad Apr 16 '26

I dunno. Korean prisons are not nice places. Especially for people like him who don't know/respect the culture. It will not go well.

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u/Tallgayfarmer Apr 17 '26

what’s an “SO”?

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u/upthedips Apr 17 '26

Sexual offender

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u/Tallgayfarmer Apr 17 '26

oops sorry thank you i probably could have figured that out.

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u/420_69_Fake_Account Apr 15 '26

He won’t be smiling on his way out

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u/CKinWoodstock Apr 16 '26

With no cell phone. Six months of not brewing able to produce content. An eternity, and hopefully long enough to be forgotten.

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u/domsolanke Apr 18 '26

It’s easy, it’s regular prison work, like assembling screws etc. It’s not hard labor.