Ko's decision to release bail is under consideration. The Northern District Prosecutors Office must file an appeal within 10 days. Lawyers predict the prosecution may appeal. The Northern District Prosecutors Office is considering a decision to release bail in his own name. Lin Junxian refuses to give Ko a role.

Ko will consider whether to release bail. The Northern District Prosecutors Office must file an appeal within 10 days. Lawyers predict the prosecution may appeal.Lin Junxian was released on bail in his own name during the deliberations.No acting for Ko | Reporter Xu Xiangyun Zheng Xiangren

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The Taipei District Court ruled that Ko Wen-je be released on bail of NT$70 million, restricted from leaving the country and going to sea, and required to wear an electronic anklet. Upon receiving the news, his wife Chen Pei-chi quickly raised money, but Ko Wen-je issued a statement through his appointed lawyer, saying that he would consider carefully whether to post bail. The People's Party said it understood Ko Wen-je's determination to defend his innocence, and if Ko Wen-je agreed to sign on Monday, bail would be posted immediately.

Li Yusheng, an attorney at Fidelity Law Offices, stated that bail can generally be paid by the defendant or another person in his name. In this case, the court ruled that the bail be submitted "in Ko Wen-je's name," meaning that legally, the bail must be paid by Ko Wen-je himself. The judge's decision may have been intended to prevent Ko from later arguing that others paid bail for him and that it was not his personal will. Furthermore, if the bail is paid in Ko Wen-je's name, it becomes his property. If Ko is later found guilty and the proceeds of crime are confiscated, the bail can be directly confiscated.

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