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Police officer laughing while being strangled? AI-generated images spread indiscriminately – “Police are going to take action.” Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal liabilities related to using AI to forge documents, alter videos, and spread fabricated videos.

A police officer can still smile while being strangled? AI-generated graphics are being spread around, prompting the police to take action. News link: A video following the People's Party's field trips has been followed, with several clashes between the officers and Huang Kuo-chang, who even grabbed an officer's neck. Xiaocao created an AI-generated image, transforming the officer's pained expression into a grinning grin, and has been widely shared. Now the Taipei City Police Department is also taking action. People's Party Legislative Yuan caucus chair Chen Chih-han also showed off her injuries. Legislator Chen Zhao-zi also revealed that superiors are demanding the police dismiss any officer if they allow the person to move even one step further. Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that maliciously fabricating videos with AI can create a false public perception...

The Blue Checkmark fan page set up by a fraudulent company is a scam! A nursing home was extorted 2 million yuan. | Lawyer Li Yusheng explains how fraudulent extortion by fake companies may involve aggravated fraud and other issues.

The Blue Tick Mark fan page set up by a proxy is a scam! Nursing home extorted NT$2 million | CTS News Anchor Huang Yulan News link: A nursing home recently opened in Yilan and, wanting to promote itself on Facebook, hired a proxy company to set up a Blue Tick Mark fan page. Unexpectedly, two weeks later, the company suddenly sent a message demanding NT$2 million in extortion, threatening to not return the fan page unless it was paid. They also deployed cyber troops to attack and discredit all clients, terrifying the owner and prompting a police report. Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the perpetrator in this case established a limited company but claimed to be a joint-stock company, and that the registered address was shared by multiple companies...

An 80-year-old man who ran a red light without a license and caused a motorist to be ejected received a suspended sentence. The judge rescinded his sentence under the Criminal Code, stating that his age, over 80, warranted a reduced sentence.

An 80-year-old man who ran a red light without a license and caused a motorcyclist to be ejected has received a suspended sentence. The judge who gave the suspended sentence to an elderly man who caused an accident without a license stated that his sentence could be reduced as he is over 80 years old. Elderly drivers are frequently involved in serious accidents. News link: Li Yusheng, an attorney at Fidelity Law Firm, stated that according to the Criminal Law, if the offender is over 80 years old, their sentence can be reduced. This, in turn, may result in sentences for elderly offenders being less severe, which could have no deterrent effect on the elderly and make it more difficult for the government to manage them.

Li Yang, the first Minister of Sports, lost 30 million in endorsement fees: Compliance procedures have been completed. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal issues surrounding civil servants engaging in commercial activities and suspending endorsements.

Li Yang, the first Minister of Sports, lost his 30 million endorsement fee: Completed compliance procedures | CTS News reporter Xu Tinglun News link: The Executive Yuan announced the personnel case of the newly established Minister of Sports yesterday (27th). The first Minister of Sports in Taiwan's history will be Li Yang, the two-time Olympic badminton gold medalist. As soon as the news came out, all walks of life paid close attention. Li Yang had a good image and had many endorsements in the past. Now, in order to avoid commercial disputes, he has to give up commercial cooperation. According to estimates, the loss may be at least 30 million! In response to this, Li Yang issued a statement, saying that he was grateful for the concern of the outside world and that he had completed all compliance procedures. Fidelity Law Firm...

A former domestic violence offender, who violently beat his son, is now jealous and threatening his ex-girlfriend with a knife. He's standing guard at a karaoke parlor! Seeing his ex-girlfriend hugging a customer, the man becomes enraged and threatens her with a knife. Is a domestic violence protection order valid?

A former domestic abuser who violently beat his son! A jealous ex-girlfriend threatened his ex-girlfriend with a knife while standing guard at a karaoke parlor! Seeing his ex-girlfriend hugging a drunk, the man became furious and threatened her with a knife. │Reporters Wang Yiqi and Dai Weichen News link: Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that if a protection order is violated, judges have traditionally considered the severity of the circumstances and the likelihood of repeated violence to determine whether to detain the offender. In recent cases, even if a protection order has been issued, if the offender violates the order, there is still a window of opportunity before the police arrive to handle the situation, making it impossible to completely prevent the risk of harm. These cases have impacted future violations...

A renowned surgeon is accused of fraudulent surgery, and a patient is suing him. Three tumor surgeries have been fraught with suspicion. A renowned surgeon in Gengshen County is facing a medical dispute. A patient is accusing him of falsifying medical records to defraud patients of undergoing surgery.

A renowned surgeon is accused of fraudulent surgery, and a patient has filed a lawsuit. Three tumor surgeries have raised numerous questions. A renowned surgeon in Gengshen County is facing a medical dispute, alleging false information about the surgery. A patient is accusing the surgeon of falsifying medical records to defraud patients of surgery. (Reporters Xu Zhaowei and Nian Wanxuan) News link: Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that if a physician falsely provides a patient with a diagnosis in exchange for medical fees, a medical dispute may arise, potentially implicating him in the crime of fraud under the criminal law. Furthermore, physicians have an obligation to fully explain surgical procedures to patients. Failure to fulfill this obligation could result in civil liability for damages if the patient suffers harm during surgery, and in serious cases, could lead to professional negligence.

Former Taipei City Councilor Bai Rende testified in the Jinghua City corruption case, saying the issues were too "silky" and elicited laughter. Lawyer Li Yusheng explained the consequences of disrespecting the judge or even insulting the prosecutor in court.

Former Taipei City Urban Management Committee member Pai Jen-te testifies in the Core Pacific City corruption case, calling the issues "too simplistic," which elicits laughter | FTV News reporter Huang Kuo-cheng News Link: The Taipei District Court is hearing the Core Pacific City case. This morning, in addition to summoning Ko Wen-je, Shen Ching-ching and Huang Ching-mao, they also called in witnesses, including Pai Jen-te, a former member of the Taipei City Urban Management Committee and professor of land economics at National Chengchi University. Additionally, Chen Pei-chi, who recently wrote an article defending her husband, appeared much calmer at the Taipei District Court. Regarding Ko Wen-je's previous outburst at the prosecutor in court, which may constitute public insult, the prosecutor has requested the court to retrieve the court recording footage. Lawyer Lee Yu-sheng, who has specialized in corruption and profiteering cases for 20 years, stated…

A weekly magazine has once again exposed Huang Kuo-chang's alleged inside job at the Investigation Bureau's New Taipei branch, revealing further details of his alleged bribery case. Huang Kuo-chang has responded by saying "fake news, no apology." A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm explains the crime of accepting bribes without violating official duties.

News and video sources: Case background and legal disputes: Huang Kuo-chang's inside man is exposed again by the Investigation Bureau's New Taipei branch. The weekly magazine further reveals details of Huang Kuo-chang's alleged bribery scheme. Huang Kuo-chang retorts: "Fake news, no apology!" | Sanlih News reporter Wang Yu-chen, Lin Yu-sheng. Fuda Law Firm's criminal lawyer stated that Cheng Chun-chun was Shen Yu-hsiung's former special assistant. Although he was indicted for fraud, his testimony has become evidence that Huang Kuo-chang may be implicated. Therefore, regardless of whether Cheng Chun-chun is later convicted, Huang Kuo-chang may be charged with accepting bribes without violating his official duties, which carries a sentence of seven years or more imprisonment, or even life imprisonment or a sentence of 1 year for accepting bribes without violating his official duties…

Chinese companies poach employees and steal secrets! Prosecutors raid 16 companies, interviewing 100 people. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal provisions on stealing trade secrets, the National Security Law, and economic espionage.

Chinese companies poach talent and steal secrets! Prosecutors and investigators raid 16 companies, interviewing 100 individuals. Eastern News reporter Zhao Yixiong. News link: Taiwan's tech talent is the lifeblood of the national economy. Under the National Security Law, engineers seeking to move to mainland China are prohibited from stealing Taiwanese trade secrets, a practice punishable by up to 12 years in prison. However, the Investigation Bureau conducted a nationwide sweep of Chinese companies operating privately, discovering 16 implicated entities. These entities, including leading Chinese optoelectronics and semiconductor companies, have established offices in locations such as Hsinchu and Neihu Science Park, posing a threat to national security. Fidelity Law Firm attorney Li Yusheng stated that this case involves core national technologies, and the law...

Domino's officially sues Pizza Hut over "Volcano Pizza"! Two pizzas look similar, but taste different. The "Volcano Pizza" wars! Pizza giants face off in copyright dispute.

"Volcano Pizza" Wars! Domino's Officially Sues Pizza Hut. A Super Comparison! Two Similar Pizzas, Different in Flavor and Design. "Volcano Pizza" Wars! Pizza Leaders Head to Court | Reporter Cai Youxian and Wu Jiecheng. News Link: The "Volcano Pizza War" between Domino's and Pizza Hut continues to rage. In June of this year, Pizza Hut launched its "Volcano Lava Pizza," prompting competitor Domino's to protest, claiming it was the original creator of the volcano concept. Domino's has now issued a statement, stating that it has appointed a professional legal team to pursue legal action...

The "Volcano Pizza" war rages on! Domino's accuses Pizza Hut of plagiarism. Attorney Li Yusheng explains the legal elements and liabilities of copyright infringement.

The "Volcano Pizza" War Continues! Domino's Accuses Pizza Hut of Plagiarism | CTS News Reporter Lu Yi News Link: The "Volcano Pizza War" between Domino's and Pizza Hut continues to rage. In June of this year, Pizza Hut launched its "Volcano Lava Pizza," prompting a strong protest from competitor Domino's, claiming it was the original creator of the volcano concept. Domino's has now issued a statement, confirming that it has commissioned a professional legal team to take legal action. Pizza Hut responded that it has not received any information regarding this matter and will cooperate if the dispute proceeds to legal proceedings, while also actively defending its brand rights. Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm...

The first hearing of the ghost signature case at the Taipei District Court was held, with Huang Lv Jinru seeking bail. Lawyer Liu Yiling explained whether a guilty plea to forgery meets the legal requirements for bail.

Huang Lü Jinru changes her plea to guilty at first hearing in Taipei District Court in ghost signature case | FTV News reporter Huang Guocheng News link: In the ghost signature case, five individuals, including Huang Lü Jinru, chairperson of the Kuomintang's Taipei City Party Committee, were detained and indicted on charges of forgery and violating the Personal Data Protection Act. The first hearing took place at the Taipei District Court today. Huang Lü Jinru, who had originally pleaded not guilty, immediately changed her plea to admit all charges after just ten minutes. Her lawyer also requested bail, citing her advanced age. However, prosecutors believe that Huang Lü Jinru's detention is still necessary, as co-defendant Lai Yiren, who will be summoned that afternoon, has denied any wrongdoing. Liu Yiling, an attorney at Fidelity Law Firm, stated...