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Outrageous! Percussion teacher's outrageous acts exposed: fake teaching, real voyeurism. He had previously studied in France and performed at the National Theater and Concert Hall! Percussion prodigy turns into a predatory teacher. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains relevant provisions of the Child and Youth Law.

狼師偷拍涉犯兒少法

News Headline: Outrageous! Percussion Teacher's Outrageous Acts Revealed: Fake Teaching, Real Hidden Camera; He Once Studied in France and Performed at the National Theater and Concert Hall! Percussion Prodigy Turns into a Perverted Teacher. Media Source: SET News Reporter: Lai Hsin-yi News Link: Lawyer Li Yu-sheng's Explanation Lawyer Li Yu-sheng, specializing in criminal litigation, stated that although Lin Ching-yi was the whistleblower in this case, and the court affirmed that her actions were aimed at exposing hidden camera crimes and protecting children, the problem lies in the fact that she not only filmed child sexual abuse videos but also sent unmasked videos to multiple third parties unrelated to the case. This method of whistleblowing exceeded the necessary scope and therefore constitutes the production and distribution of child sexual abuse videos…

Zhao Jianming brandishes a NT$100 million gag order at the airport; lawyer sarcastically retorts, "He's also crossing the line about leaking secrets." Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the validity of divorce agreements and confidentiality clauses, and the liabilities for violating them.

陳幸妤與趙建銘的離婚協議與保密條款

Chao Chien-ming Displays NT$100 Million Gag Order at Airport; Lawyer Responds with Criticism for "Crossing the Leaking Red Line" News Headline: Chao Chien-ming Displays NT$100 Million Gag Order at Airport; Lawyer Responds with Criticism for "Crossing the Leaking Red Line" Media Source: Mirror News Reporter: Li Po-hsuan News Link: Chen Hsin-yu's ex-husband, Chao Chien-ming, arrived at Kaohsiung International Airport last night (20th) and distributed a stack of divorce agreements to the media present, seemingly trying to tell everyone that Chen Hsin-yu had breached the contract first. The situation has escalated, with even the founder of PTT (Taiwanese online forum) commenting on the incident on Facebook. However, Chao Chien-ming and Chen Hsin-yu have conflicting accounts, and who breached the contract first can only wait for the judge…

Shop gifted to Zhao Jianming! Divorce doesn't involve property division; Chen Xingyu urges the public not to make the same mistake – Attorney Xu Wanwei explains marital gifts and the distribution of remaining property in divorce cases.

剩餘財產分配,夫妻間贈與

Shop Gifted to Chao Chien-ming! Divorce Without Property Division: Chen Hsin-yu Urges the Public Not to Make the Same Mistake as Her – FTV News | Reporters Tang Shih-ching and Li Chi News Link: Taipei Report Former President Chen Shui-bian's daughter, Chen Hsin-yu, reveals that her 25-year marriage with Chao Chien-ming has come to an end! Chen Hsin-yu has revealed for the second time that she gifted her clinic shop to Chao Chien-ming, but she single-handedly shouldered the NT$60 million mortgage, reminding everyone not to make the same mistake as her. Although many netizens rallied to her defense, demanding that her "scumbag husband" repay the money, lawyers analyzed that Chen Hsin-yu's request for a share of the shop may not be legally sound. Lawyer Hsu Wan-wei of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the request for the distribution of remaining property…

Waiting 300 years? Wu Nai-jen, who owes Taiwan Sugar Corporation NT$170 million, is reportedly only willing to repay NT$50,000 per month | Lawyer Li Yu-sheng explains relevant legal provisions regarding debt collection and enforcement.

債務人管收,強制執行

News Headline: Waiting 300 Years? Wu Nai-jen, who owes NT$170 million to Taiwan Sugar, is reportedly only willing to repay NT$50,000 per month | TVBS News Reporter Lin You-xuan News Link: Wu Nai-jen, former chairman of Taiwan Sugar Corporation, owes NT$170 million. He was released after only 12 days of court-ordered detention, but the first phase of debt negotiations with Taiwan Sugar has broken down. KMT legislator Wang Hong-wei pointed out that the reason is Wu Nai-jen's proposal of "repaying NT$50,000 per month," which translates to a repayment period of approximately 300 years. In response, the Ministry of Economic Affairs has stated firmly that if Wu Nai-jen still shows no sincerity in the second round of negotiations, it will not rule out filing for detention again. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated…

Delivery driver Joe found to have "sealed" surveillance footage with tape, shocking netizens: Was it premeditated? | Attorney Hsu Wan-wei explains the possible legal responsibilities and criminal liabilities of those contemplating criminal charges.

預謀犯案,毀損罪

News Headline: Deliveryman Tampers with Elevator Camera, Even "Seals It with Tape"—Netizens Shocked: Premeditated Crime? Era News Reporter Pan Wenyu News Link: A deliveryman in a residential building in Banqiao, New Taipei City, recently appeared to deliberately tamper with the elevator's security camera while delivering food. The footage was posted online by residents, sparking heated discussion. Many netizens exclaimed that the deliveryman's actions seemed like premeditated crime, and they were unclear about his motives. Although it was later confirmed that the camera was not damaged and residents did not report the incident, such behavior still caused considerable unease and panic among many residents. Attorney Xu Wanwei of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the security camera…

A female college student gave birth at home, but the baby boy died and his body remained with her for six days. The young mother is suspected of murder and has been detained. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal elements of murder and abandonment of a corpse.

殺人罪,殺人

News Headline: Female College Student Gives Birth at Home; Baby Dies and Body Found with Her for 6 Days; Mother Suspected of Murder and Detained. (FTV News Reporter Wang Yu-jun) News Link: A shocking case of childbirth and body concealment has emerged in Taipei! A 19-year-old female college student, after breaking up with her boyfriend, unexpectedly discovered she was pregnant. On the 2nd, she gave birth in her bathroom at home, but the baby boy suddenly died. The student wrapped the infant in a towel and hid the body in her room for six days until her family noticed something amiss and reported it to the police station on Father's Day. After questioning by the prosecutor, the case took a turn; the mother was suspected of murder and was arrested and detained. (Fidelity Law Firm…)

The main suspect in the OPIX forex scam lost control and attacked reporters after being released on bail. Lawyer Xu Wanwei explains how to prevent investment fraud and the elements and criminal liability of aggravated fraud.

投資詐騙,加重詐欺

News Headline: OPIX Forex Scam Suspect Released on Bail, Employee Loses Control and Attacks Reporters (TTV News Reporter Huang Yu-zhen) News Link: The so-called "OPIX Forex Investment Program" from Malaysia, touting AI algorithms and guaranteed profits, is suspected of swindling at least NT$30 million. Investigators conducted searches in seven locations and questioned nine people. Despite making a considerable fortune, the main suspect and his ex-wife couldn't even afford the NT$1 million bail, resulting in a reduced bail. One of the salesmen, surnamed Chen, was released on bail of NT$500,000. Upon leaving the bailiff's office, he even lost control, throwing bags and water bottles at reporters, causing chaos at the scene. Fidelity Legal…

A 19-year-old female college student gave birth at home to a dead baby boy; the family was shocked and called the police. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal elements of the crimes of abandonment resulting in death and abandonment of a corpse.

遺棄致死罪,遺棄屍體罪

News Headline: 19-Year-Old College Student Gives Birth at Home, Baby Dies; Family Calls Police in Shock (FTV News Reporter Wang Yu-Chun) News Link: A shocking murder case has occurred in Taipei! A 19-year-old college student, after breaking up with her boyfriend, unexpectedly discovered she was pregnant. On the 2nd, she gave birth in her bathroom at home, but the baby boy suddenly died. The student, unsure what to do and too afraid to tell her family, wrapped the baby in a towel and hid it in her room for nearly a week until her family discovered it. She then put the baby in a shopping bag and reported the incident to the police station. Lawyer Li Yu-Sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated…

Tzu Chi Foundation's failure to file a lawsuit after being defrauded of NT$1.06 billion has sparked outrage online: How did they manage to pass off their financial statements? | Lawyer Li Yusheng analyzes the due diligence obligations of foundations and charitable organizations regarding the safekeeping of charitable funds.

慈濟,疫苗詐騙

News Headline: Tzu Chi Defrauded of NT$1.06 Billion, No Lawsuit Filed, Netizens Outraged: How Were the Financial Statements Appraised? One News Reporter Chien Pin-chieh News Link: The controversy surrounding renowned lawyer Chen Yu-hsuan's alleged collaboration with a religious master to defraud the Tzu Chi Foundation of NT$1.06 billion under the guise of purchasing BNT vaccines continues to escalate. Many netizens are criticizing how this staggering NT$1 billion was accounted for in the financial statements. Experts are also questioning the response, arguing that the failure to file a lawsuit immediately after the incident is unusual for a typical victim. In response, some lawyers have analyzed that filing a civil suit attached to the criminal case now would allow them to request the court to order the return of all funds. …

Free legal consultation takes a turn! Lawyer sues for public insult after woman throws tea at him – FTV News | Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the line between public insult and consultation.

免費法律諮詢,律師諮詢

News Headline: Free Legal Consultation Takes a Turn! Lawyer Sues for Public Insult After Woman Throws Tea at Him - FTV News News Link: This article focuses on the fact that while free legal consultations can help people clarify the direction of their cases, they are not a full legal representation, nor are they a place to vent emotions. If dissatisfied with the consultation results, the correct approach is to seek a second opinion or report the matter to the organizer; responding to dissatisfaction with insults, threats, throwing drinks, or physical violence may turn the original legal issue into new civil or criminal liability. The Functions and Boundaries of Free Legal Consultation Free legal consultation is the first point of entry for many people when encountering legal problems. Divorce, debt, car accidents, fraud, labor disputes…

Can a driver take a passenger directly to the police station if the passenger refuses to pay the taxi fare? What happens if you assault a police officer? Attorney Li Yusheng explains obstruction of official duties, assault, and fare disputes.

妨害公務,襲警,計程車

News Headline: Passenger Refuses to Pay Taxi Fare! Assaults Officer and Injures Police Officer at Police Station Media Source: TVBS News Reporter: Jiang Yunman News Link: According to news reports, a passenger allegedly refused to pay the fare after taking a taxi. The driver took the passenger to the police station, where the passenger subsequently attacked police officers and caused injuries. Such incidents may involve fare payment, fraud, obstruction of official duties, and assault liability, and cannot be treated as simple consumer disputes. News Summary: According to TVBS News, an incident occurred in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, where a passenger refused to pay a taxi fare. The driver took the passenger to the police station, but the passenger lost control at the scene…

Can you still drive under the influence if you drink alcohol that's been left overnight? Attorney Li Yusheng explains the dangers of exceeding the legal limit, public danger, the differences between criminal and military law, and the responsibilities of military personnel driving under the influence.

酒駕,公共危險

News Headline: Woman Caught Driving Under the Influence! Turns Out to Be a Military Personnel; Claims She Had Drunk the Day Before. Media Source: ETtoday News Reporter: Yang Xinyi News Link: According to news reports, a woman was stopped by police for a traffic violation and subsequently tested positive for suspected drunk driving. She was also identified as a member of the military. The driver claimed she had been drinking the day before driving. For the general public, the most important legal concept in such cases is: sleeping on the bus does not necessarily mean you are not driving under the influence; the key is the blood alcohol concentration at the time of driving and whether it reached a level that would render you unable to drive safely. News Summary: According to news reports, the driver was stopped by police for a traffic violation and, after a breathalyzer test, was suspected of exceeding…