Defending Manslaughter In Korea

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I have to defend one person now, but this person killed one person for the majority. Can you defend it?
Hello Dick. In South Korea, where you are located, everyone is entitled to a defense. However, it's important to note that a defense attorney's job is not to justify an act, but to ensure the accused's legal rights are protected. Can you provide more context about the case?
The island is in danger due to flooding. If the dam is not torn down, the entire island will be in danger, so the residents dig up the dam. At this time, the minions of a powerful man who was trying to devour the entire island by building a dam interfered, and David, who was angry, said, "You bastard, are people's lives or your greed more important?" One of them was thrown into the muddy current.
Based on the situation you've described, here are some points to consider:
*. Self-defense: if David acted out of fear for his life or others, it may be considered self-defense.
*. Necessity: if David acted to prevent a greater harm (flooding), it could be a defense.
*. Involuntary manslaughter: if David didn't intend to kill, it might reduce the severity of the charges.
Remember, each case is unique and requires a thorough legal review.