Stalking and Harassment Prevention Act Article 4

Upon accepting reporting of cases of stalking and harassment, the police shall immediately commence investigations, prepare written records, and inform the victims of the rights and services that are available to them.If during the investigation of the cases stated in the preceding paragraph a suspected stalking and harassing criminal has been identified, the police shall in accordance with their authority issue a written warning to such perpetrator or upon the victim’s request; and if necessary, other appropriate measures shall be taken to protect the victim.If the perpetrator or victim is dissatisfied with the issuance or non-issuance of the written warning of the police, he/she may, within ten days after receiving the notice of the written warning or non-issuance of a written warning, submit the objection to the supervising agency of such police.If the police believe that the submitted objection of the preceding paragraph is justifiable, it shall correct the issuance or non-issuance immediately; if it finds such objection to be unjustifiable, it shall submit the reasons in writing to the supervising agency within five days for further resolution. If the supervising agency believes the reasons of the police are justifiable, it shall immediately make any relevant correction; if it finds such reasons to be unjustifiable, it shall maintain its original resolution.The perpetrator or victim may not submit an objection to the supervising agency’s decision described in the preceding paragraph.