I Became a Law School Genius – 63



I Became a Genius Law School Student Episode 63

Come to think of it in the original work Han Seol’s high school was also Seongmoon High School.

I heard that you often participated in mentoring activities for juniors even after graduating. I never thought I would see you in something like this.

As I was looking at the photo Sohee Kang took the smartphone away.

“Look at the way your eyes are turned. “You may be pretty but you are not someone like me so wake up from your dream.”

Kang So-hee kept babbling but I completely ignored her.

Instead I took my smartphone out of my pocket and made a call.

“Wait a minute what are you doing…”

“uh. “It’s me.”

– hello?

Since the speakerphone was turned on everyone in the room could hear each other’s voices.

“…Ha Hanseol senior?

Kang So-hee looked at me with a shocked expression at that familiar voice.

“Are you busy?”

– Of course I’m busy. We’re always like that. You’re the one who doesn’t come out of the reading room and wanders around everywhere….

“I have some business to attend to. By the way let me ask you something.”

– What is it?

“Aren’t you one of the juniors at Seongmun High School named Kang So-hee?”

– Kang Sohee? Umm….

Han Seol on the other end of the phone thought for a moment and then answered.

– I’m not sure. Have you seen Anne during mentoring? Then it might be a little difficult to remember. Because it is an activity that requires counseling for so many children it is impossible to keep it in mind for each and every one of them.

“Is that so? i get it.”

– for a moment. But why are you asking a high school junior? Have you regained your old habits…

“Hang up.”

– Hey Park Yu-seung!

“You say so?”

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I shrug my shoulders towards Kang Sohee.

Han Seol who boasted about her connections actually doesn’t even remember Kang So Hee.

If it was natural it was natural.

Hanseol was generally kind and kind to everyone but it was rare for him to pay special attention to her.

Even if he treated Kang So-hee well it was just the same kindness he showed to many of his juniors.

It was not at all that I recognized Kang So-hee as an individual.

‘Rather if I had paid that much attention I would have seen what’s inside me long ago and stayed away from it.’

If I had known this side of Kang So-hee I would have cut her off like a knife.

Kang So-hee looks here with a mesmerized face.

“Ha senior Hanseol how did you…”

It’s time to drive a wedge.

“Because it’s my motivation.”

I searched in my pocket and took out two cards.

“Universities and law schools.”

One was Hankook University’s business card and the other was Hankuk University Law School’s student ID card.

Kang So-hee’s face turned pale when she saw that.

* * *

Let’s go now master.

Driver Choi who returned from participating in the event looked happy.

A problem that had been lingering for a long time has been resolved.

He was holding Choi Soobin’s hand tightly the entire time he was walking from a distance.

In front of me he was slightly distant perhaps to save face.

“Are you okay? “You don’t spend more time with your daughter.”

“I can’t cause you any more trouble than this. If you want to be on time you have to leave quickly. Now you too say hello.”

Then Knight Choi tapped Choi Soobin who was standing next to him.

Soobin Choi walked out with a hesitant expression and looked up at me.

Although she seemed calm I could not forget the scene where this young lady poured iced coffee on Kang So-hee.

‘This guy isn’t easy either.’

Most of the issues related to Kang So-hee have been resolved.

She begged me not to tell Han Seol about what happened today and I ordered her to apologize properly to Choi’s father and daughter.

– sorry….

Kang So-hee knelt in front of them prayed and promised that she would never do anything to harm Choi Soo-bin again.

Even though she realized that Han Seol didn’t even remember her it seemed like Han Seol was still an important person to Kang So Hee.

That was enough. I didn’t expect sincere reflection anyway.

Basically I am a civilized person who believes that everyone should have a chance.

However considering the harsh words Kang So-hee naturally uttered it was difficult to believe that she would come to her senses and become an upright person.

It was a nature stained by faulty education and learning.

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It would be truly fortunate if I could reflect on today’s events and look back on my own mistakes but that is beyond my ability.

First of all he received an apology for insulting Knight Choi and his daughter and was given the reins to prevent him from doing so anymore so this was it.

It seems that Choi Soo-bin the person receiving the apology had the same thought.

– I won’t forgive you. But this is it.

After concluding that she turned around and left the classroom leaving Kang So-hee alone as if she didn’t care anymore.

“Dad no I heard you helped me come.”

“I didn’t do anything. “I just called and the president gave permission.”

“Still. thank you.”

Choi Soobin nodded and bowed his head deeply.

“That’s not the only thing to be thankful for.”

Engineer Choi intervened.

“Do you remember the workbook I gave you last time? “The person who found it is also you.”

“Really? My grades went up a lot by solving that problem. “I don’t know how to thank you….”

The workbook was a material created and used by a comprehensive exam preparation class at a famous academy.

In principle leakage was prohibited so it was an item that could hardly be obtained unless you were a student living in a dormitory.

Even Knight Choi who spares no effort in supporting my daughter’s education would not have been able to save her if it weren’t for me.

‘I wouldn’t have been able to get it if it weren’t for the nutritionist’s son.’

However since it was unfashionable to give something as a gift and show condescension I just nodded vaguely and moved on.

“Then let’s go.”

As I was turning around and walking away with Driver Choi Soobin Choi’s voice came from far behind me.

“excuse me….”

Soobin Choi shouted.

“I will work hard! “I want to work hard and become a great law student like you!”

It was the second law school goal declaration I heard today.

Of course the feeling of hearing it was completely different from the first time.

In the meantime I didn’t know what to call him so I hesitated and chose ‘Master’ which was quite funny.

After all my father called me that too so I guess there was nothing I could do about it.

Instead of answering I waved my hand and we headed to Park Geon’s mansion.

“I was really grateful for today. “I will never forget it for the rest of my life.”

“Ah what are you doing again? Driver Choi really worked hard. “I even heard those words from a young friend…”

“Haha what do these kids know? We all learned it from adults. “It is our generation’s fault.”

Engineer Choi joked saying “I’ve heard even more than that.”

“Then take a look.”

I parted ways with Knight Choi in front of the main gate of the main house and walked inside.

Soon a housekeeper came out and greeted me.

The face seemed strangely familiar to me and it turned out to be the housekeeper who was surprised to see me cleaning my room the last time I came.

“I will take you this way Master.”

Maybe it was because of my mood but I felt like my attitude toward others had become easier than last time.

“I will come to pick you up again at seven.”

When they arrived at the room the housekeeper bowed and walked away.

It was the same room as the last time I came but the atmosphere was quite different.

“…I think you’ve managed it a bit since then?”

There was no sense of accumulated dust or musty odor typical of an abandoned room.

Rather household belongings such as the bed and desk were neatly and neatly arranged and there was even a refreshing scent floating in the air.

Even though I cleaned it the last time I came almost a month had already passed.

The room couldn’t have been in this condition unless it was being maintained regularly.

Considering how it used to be abandoned like a scrap warehouse it was like a disaster.

‘Are you watching Park Yoo-seung? I have made a place for you in this house.’

This probably means that the three letters of Park Yoo-seung’s name have now escaped being treated as something that does not exist or something that should disappear in this corner of the house.

I sat in front of the desk with a proud heart.

“I said seven o’clock.”

The time now is roughly around 6:10 PM. Time flies vaguely.

In times like this of course there was only one thing to do.

“Happy multiple-choice study.”

As I was taking the workbook out of my bag I couldn’t help but hum.

It’s a good idea to get into the habit of solving multiple-choice questions whenever you can in your spare time.

Although it doesn’t have much depth the overwhelming amount of content makes it burdensome when the test comes and you try to prepare for it.

If you take it at least once on a regular basis you will be able to enter the test room with more confidence and ease.

I picked up a random page and opened it.

[Question 75. Which of the following is not correct as an explanation for illegal acts? (If there is a dispute it will be based on precedent)]

‘It’s an illegal act.’

It couldn’t have been such an important concept.

Civil lawsuits that take place in modern times can ultimately be broadly classified into one of two categories.

One is that I’m fighting because that guy was supposed to give me something but he didn’t give it to me and the other is that I’m fighting that he should compensate me for the loss I suffered due to his bad behavior.

The former is a dispute related to contractual obligations. The latter is a dispute related to illegal acts.

However compared to its importance the test questions are relatively standardized.

In the end it is enough to find out if it is really a bad thing how much damage it caused and who is responsible for it.

Think lightly of each part and the issues involved.

‘Illegal causality calculation of lost profits offset of negligence joint tortfeasor’s joint liability…’

My condition is not bad.

I was worried because it had been a while since I had seen civil law especially bond law properly but it seems that the power of repeated mastery could not be ignored.

① Even when there is no valid employment relationship but in fact a relationship in which one person executes a business for another person under the direction and supervision of that person according to his/her will the relationship between employer and employee may be recognized to establish employer liability.

‘It’s the right fingerprint.’

This is a fingerprint related to user liability which was an issue in the nursing home case.

At the time the issue was the behavior of the caregiver an employee of the nursing home so whether there was an ’employer-employee relationship’ was not a very important issue.

However in some cases there is no such clear employment relationship.

For example let’s think of a wife who comes out to help her husband at the store he runs. Would they have written something like an employment contract?

However if the wife was actually working at the beauty salon like the employees under the husband the husband needs to take responsibility for the problems caused by the wife’s actions just like an employer who treats employees.

Therefore it is recognized that there is an employment-like relationship.

‘Okay next.’

② If a minor has the capacity to take responsibility and takes responsibility for a tort on his own the supervisor is not liable even if there is a significant causal relationship with the supervisor’s violation of duty.

‘This is the answer.’

Minors are not liable if they do not have the ‘capacity to shift responsibility.’

To put it simply what does he know?

Isn’t it possible to hold a three-year-old child legally responsible for taking candy that was on display?

However this does not mean that the child’s parents are exempt from responsibility.

Someone has to pay for the candy so the store owner won’t feel unfair.

The concept is that it is the responsibility of the so-called supervisor to ensure that children can collect candy money from their parents on behalf of their bright children.

However this passage asks about cases in which responsibility is acknowledged.

If your child is around 18 years old and not 3 years old he or she will know that taking candy without paying is a crime.

The question is whether even then it is possible to hold the parents responsible instead of the child.

‘Even if a minor has responsibility if the person responsible for supervision is negligent a general tort is committed.’

The conclusion is. It was an easy problem to solve if you remember the precedent.

As I was reading through the papers and checking my solutions to a few more questions I heard a loud knock on the door.

“I’ll take you to the restaurant.”

The time has finally come.

It was time to go and claim the compensation promised to Park Geon.