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Ko Wen-je appeared in court for the first time after surgery! Chen Pei-chi listened to Xiaocao shouting "Come on, Abei" | CTS News reporter Zhao Ruo-ping News link: Former People's Party Chairman Ko Wen-je was involved in the Jinghuacheng scandal and political donations case. The Taipei District Court held another criminal trial this morning (17th). This was Ko Wen-je's first appearance in court after surgery. However, following the fierce confrontation between the prosecution and the defense at the last hearing, Ko Wen-je's lawyer made another move today, saying that Peng Zhensheng, Shao Xiupei and others were improperly questioned and denied the ability of their testimony to be evidence. Ko Wen-je's lawyer also presented a transcript translation, pointing out that the prosecutor used "Yu Wen" as an example, implying that Peng Zhensheng bit out Ko Wen-je, but the prosecutor responded to this...

A man in the underground mall of Taipei Main Station was arrested after he suspected that passers-by were secretly photographing him with their mobile phones. He lost his temper and made a scene in the store. When the store clerk approached him to show concern, he lost control and roared. Finally, the police arrived to persuade him, but he was still emotional and was finally prosecuted according to the Social Maintenance Act. Li Yusheng, an attorney at Fidelity Law Offices, said that if someone is photographed in a public place in a general scene and someone else is included in the photo, in principle it does not constitute an infringement of someone else's portrait rights. However, if you take a close-up of a specific person, it may infringe on that person's portrait rights. and…

The video of Jianing’s late-night statement was mocked by netizens as a “reading competition”? │Huang Guangguang, reporter of Global News, news link: Come and see the new developments in the multi-level chaos! Jianing released an official response video late at night, which was viewed by 600,000 people in just 7 hours! However, a large number of netizens did not buy it and criticized it as "reading a script" and saying that it said something but it seemed like nothing was said! A lawyer pointed out that this statement is just an explanation to netizens and fans, and from a legal perspective, it has no additional effect. Li Yusheng, a lawyer at Fidelity Law Firm, said that the distribution of the company's previous operating rights mainly depends on the agreement between the parties at the time and whether there is a...

Chen Yi reposted the controversial picture and promoted the industry! Lee Yi-chen angrily sues for violating copyright law│China Television News reporters Zhao Ruoping and Pan Yu-chen News link: Internet celebrity Chen Yi previously reposted a picture card from lawyer Lee Yi-chen's fan page, mocking it for having typos, and taking the opportunity to promote her own lutein product. Lee Yi-chen was so angry that she filed a lawsuit. On the 7th, the Northern District Prosecutors' Office sued Chen Yi for violating copyright law. After she learned the news, she posted an article on the Internet, using the Chinese characters on the controversial picture card to express that she was sued because she "looks like Song Hye-kyo". Lee Yi-chen then presented a 32-page complaint, stating that she wanted Chen Yi to face the lawsuit well, but she would never reconcile. Fidelity Legal...

The taxi "swerved quickly" and caused the rider to crash in a car accident. The judge found that there was a causal relationship and sentenced him│FTV News reporters Li Yuhan and Huang Bairong News link: Will he still be punished even if he did not hit him directly and cause a fall? Let's take a look at this case. A few days ago, a rider in Songshan District, Taipei City, was passing a intersection when he encountered a taxi and swerved. He was so frightened that he suddenly lost control and fell, causing bruises all over his body and a fracture in his right foot. Afterwards, the knight sued the taxi driver for negligent injury. The judge also found that although the driver did not touch the taxi driver at the moment, there was a causal relationship between the taxi driver and the taxi driver. He was eventually sentenced to 3 months...