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17th Floor, No. 180, Section 2, Dunhua South Road, Da'an District, Taipei City

Kao Hung-an has been cleared for now! The cases of Yen Kuan-heng, Lin Tai-hua, and Lin Yi-chin allegedly defrauding assistants remain unresolved.| ETtoday News reporters Liao Wei-hong and Huang Hao-zhe
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The second trial of Hsinchu Mayor Kao Hung-an's assistant fee case saw a dramatic reversal, with one of the reasons for her acquittal being that the Legislative Yuan's reply stated that the assistant's remuneration was a form of subsidy for legislators. This has sparked curiosity about whether such a precedent can extricate other legislators also embroiled in assistant fee cases. Lawyers analyze that the key to this verdict is that Kao Hung-an did not falsely report the number of assistants. If other legislators cannot prove that the money given to their assistants was for political purposes, they may find it difficult to escape legal responsibility.
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It is recommended to first organize your job authority, decision-making process, transaction records, financial flow and meeting materials, and consult a lawyer before being questioned by the Investigation Bureau, the Independent Commission Against Corruption, or the prosecutor's office.
The focus is usually on whether the law is violated, whether there is a quid pro quo relationship, whether there is an illegal benefit, and whether the perpetrator was aware that the act was illegal.
An assessment can be made, but it depends on the suspicion of the suspect, the state of the evidence, the risk of escape or collusion, and the alternative measures that can be proposed.