After many court sessions, MC Mong has finally received a verdict from the appeals court for charges related to evasion of mandatory military service. On November 16th, The court found MC Mong guilty of obstruction of justice for attempts of delaying his military enlistment, but not on the account of violating military service. The verdict called for a 6-month jail sentence (suspended for 1 year), and 120 hours of community service. The verdict reached today is the same as the original verdict MC Mong received last year on April 11th. He was found guilty of delaying his military enlistment, but prosecutors were unable to prove whether he had extracted teeth with the intention of evading military service. He was also given the same amount of sentence (6 months jail suspended for 1 year, and 120 hours of community service). MC Mong updated his Twitter for the first time in over a year, and expressed his position on the whole ordeal.

"I'm sorry for her causing you all distress for over a year with the articles and cases about me, which you probably didn't want to see. What could I dare say? I'm sorry and sorry. I'm a foolish, idiotic, and a thick-headed guy. What could I dare say? I've made this mess so I will carry the penalty for the rest of my life. Even if I get painfully punished, this is all �my fault, and I won't blame anybody else. Also, it's my fault for trying to only reveal the things I didn't do. There are so many things I want to say, but what right do I have to say anything. It is all my fault. The love I received from all of you was too great and felt like heaven. I was sincere in whatever I did to make the audience laugh on programs and when I sang on stage. I used to like people so much, but now I can't even look people in the eyes. The love you all showed me in the past has really been an honor. I will volunteer in a place that is darker than I am, and live a different life, and consider that to be happiness.I am truly truly sorry. I'm sorry. I apologize."