공연장내 질서침해행위 제재 방안 연구

Abstract

Neglecting order-violations within a performing place can cause a new social problem. Frequent performances of public entertainers and continuous sports competitions, especially, need comprehensive counter measures against the behaviors of violating orders that are controlled by administrative authorities, volunteers, and civil secure agencies. In the past, order-breaking actions were kept in check by public authorities of the police, whereas in present, the police are directly involved only in need of maintaining the order, because a civil secure agency is in charge of keeping the order by the request of a host company. Seen above, operations for setting in order are done by a variety of organizations that make their efforts to keep an individual's privacy. There are some concerns, however, about private secure agencies. To make as much of profits as they could, civil secure agencies could neglect to place agents, who are in charge of ordering, in proper places. Further more, the numbers of secure agents could be much less than the ones of viewers in a performing area. It could bring about unexpected damages on bodies and properties, and moreover, if it lead to riots, social crisis could be raised. Thus, we should recognize the seriousness of order-violation and establish systematic measures. Particularly, because the means to punish order violators are shattered to present related laws, it is needed to set up a structured law system. Additionally, ways to prevent order from being violated should be newly build up. This study took insight into actions of messing up order inside performing places, reviewed present means for restraining the violations, and then, suggested systematic methods.