The director's family knelt in gratitude before the writer sentenced to death: Beware, justice may take a turn. Lawyer Xu Wanwei explains the relevant legal provisions regarding death caused by drug driving and possible future criminal liability.

The director's family knelt to thank the writer sentenced to death: Beware, justice may take a turn for the worse | TTV News reporter Tsai Chang-yu

News link:https://youtu.be/NE38TaaQymc?si=N–v5AEaot0eUc07

Liu Zongxin, the director of Tucheng Police Station in New Taipei City, was killed in a car accident while driving under the influence of drugs and refusing to undergo inspection. In the first instance, Chen Jiaying was sentenced to death. After the verdict was announced, Liu's father breathed a sigh of relief. Today (13), he went to the New Taipei District Prosecutors Office to thank the chief prosecutor. However, whether the second instance will change the verdict is still uncertain. The writer Piaolangdaodao posted on Facebook, "In Taiwan, killing one person will not result in the death penalty. Justice may not be late, but it will always take a turn."

Attorney Xu Wanwei of Fidelity Law Firm stated that after the appeal to the second instance, the judge will still examine whether the defendant had the intent to kill. Since the defendant dragged the victim at high speed and deliberately rammed the guardrail, he clearly had the subjective intent to cause death. The probability that the second instance judge will find the defendant guilty of murder and uphold the original verdict is very high.

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