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Danshui pharmacist accused of sexual assault and harassment by multiple former employees | Attorney Li Yusheng explains the implications of multiple charges.

News Headline: Pharmacist a Repeat Offender! Part-Time Worker Accuses Pharmacist of Sexually Assaulting 16 Female Victims? 3 Women File Sexual Harassment Lawsuits. Media Source: Next TV (NEXT TV). Reporter: Pan Wen-yu. News Link: News Summary: According to Next TV, a pharmacist surnamed Chen in Tamsui, New Taipei City, was previously detained and held incommunicado by court order for allegedly drugging a female university student. After the police and prosecutors expanded their investigation and contacted 16 female part-time workers who had previously worked at the pharmacy, four more former employees filed charges. One claimed that during her employment, the pharmacist took advantage of the fact that there were only two people in the store and asked her to undress and sexually assaulted her. The other three stated that they were touched on the buttocks, waist, or chest while working at the counter. …

A 20,000 yuan electric scooter was stolen after being left unlocked; the suspect claimed he had taken sleeping pills. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the crime of theft and criminal liability.

News Headline: Exclusive / NT$20,000 Electric Assisted Bicycle Stolen Immediately After Being Forgot to Lock It; Habitual Offender Arrested, Claims He Took Sleeping Pills Media Source: Next TV Reporter: Wang Zhongjun News Link: News Summary According to Next TV, a woman in Songshan District, Taipei City, parked her newly purchased electric assisted bicycle, worth approximately NT$20,000, near Songshan Station. She forgot to lock it before leaving and returned to find it stolen. Police reviewed surveillance footage and identified a 70-year-old man surnamed Wang, who was homeless and worked odd jobs, as a suspect. The abandoned bicycle was found on Kangle Street in Neihu District. After being apprehended, Wang claimed he had taken sleeping pills and did not remember…

Shopee buys fake diploma for NT$5,000 to scam Micron Technology | Lawyer Li Yusheng explains forgery and fraud liability

News Headline: [Daily Must-Read] Shopee Sells Fake University Degrees for NT$5,000 Each, Using "Fake Diplomas" to Scam Micron Technology Media Source: CTi News Reporter: Lin Miao-ru News Link: News Summary According to CTi News, a woman was selling forged diplomas on Shopee, customizable with different schools, departments, and degrees, for approximately NT$5,000 each. The fake diplomas purchased included those from National Taiwan University, Police University, and Feng Chia University. One person used a forged Feng Chia University master's degree to apply for a job and was hired by Micron Technology Taiwan; another active-duty military member submitted the fake diploma to the military for registration. The court has already prosecuted the seller and buyers for forgery and other crimes…

Female teacher faints, security guards stage fake CPR, real indecent assault; acquitted in first trial, sentenced to 8 months in second trial | Lawyer Li Yusheng explains

News Headline: Female Teacher Faints, Security Guard's CPR Turns into Groping?! Footage Exposes "No First Aid, Just Indecent Assault?!" Media Source: CTV News Reporter: CTV News Interview Team News Link: News Summary According to CTV News, a female elementary school teacher in Taoyuan fainted on campus due to stomach pain and general discomfort. After a security guard surnamed Yang arrived, the female teacher accused him of touching her breasts and attempting to kiss her while she was unconscious and unable to resist. The security guard claimed that his actions were CPR. The first instance court ruled that the security guard's first aid technique was simply incorrect and therefore acquitted him. The second instance court re-examined the surveillance footage, witness testimonies, and the security guard's statements before and after the incident…

Vaccine broker Li Yi-ru, accused of defrauding Tzu Chi of NT$1.06 billion, is wanted by police. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng explains the possibility of detention for fugitive suspects if apprehended.

News Headline: Vaccine Broker Li Yiru Listed as Wanted for NT$1.06 Billion Fraud Against Tzu Chi Foundation Media Source: Mirror News Reporter: Wang Junzhi News Link: News Summary: Major progress in the Tzu Chi Foundation's NT$1.06 billion BNT vaccine fraud case! Li Yiru, a vaccine broker suspected of conspiring to defraud and playing a key role, is suspected of fleeing overseas after the incident and hiding in Hong Kong. The Investigation Bureau has officially listed him as a fugitive, and his wanted photo has been released. Lawyer Li Yusheng Explains: Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that in such major fraud cases, if the defendant flees overseas after committing the crime, they face serious consequences if apprehended in the future…

Pharmacist accused of drugging female college student while claiming it was "a joke" faces detention; Attorney Li Yusheng explains the suspect's alleged destruction of evidence and the likelihood of his detention.

News Headline: Pharmacist Allegedly Drugged Female College Student While Working, Claiming It Was "A Joke"; Detained Requested Media Source: TTV News Reporter: Wang Hualin News Link: News Summary According to news reports, a pharmacist surnamed Chen in Tamsui, New Taipei City, is suspected of drugging a female college student's water glass while she was working part-time, causing her to experience dizziness, coma, and memory loss after drinking it. After searching and questioning him, prosecutors believe he is suspected of deceiving someone into administering a Schedule III drug, aggravated rape, and attempted indecent assault, and have requested his detention from the court on the grounds of potential destruction of evidence. Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm explains: Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm stated that the judge determines whether detention is warranted…

A senior official from the Central District National Revenue Bureau was arrested for allegedly colluding with an accountant to embezzle funds, including a luxury mansion containing millions of dollars. Lawyer Zhao Zhiyun explains the elements and criminal liability of accepting bribes in violation of official duties under the Anti-Corruption Ordinance.

News Headline: Central Taiwan National Taxation Bureau Official Allegedly Colludes with Accountant in Corruption, Luxury Home Hides NT$10 Million, Detained Media Source: ETtoday News Reporter: Huang Yu-zhen News Link: News Summary According to news reports, a senior auditor surnamed Wang from the Central Taiwan National Taxation Bureau of the Ministry of Finance is suspected of colluding with accountants to accept bribes by abusing his tax audit authority, assisting specific individuals in evading taxes. Following a search, investigators found a large sum of cash and gift certificates at his residence; the auditor and two accountants are currently detained and held incommunicado by court order. Lawyer Zhao Zhi-yun's Explanation: Lawyer Zhao Zhi-yun of Fidelity Law Firm stated that this case involves the crime of accepting bribes in violation of official duties by a public official, with a statutory penalty of at least ten years imprisonment…

Three lawsuits resulted in prison sentences! A taxi driver rammed his car into the Taipei District Prosecutors Office, declaring "the judiciary is dead." Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the relevant legal provisions and criminal liabilities for property damage and endangering public safety.

News Headline: 3 Lawsuits Lead to Sentencing! Taxi Driver Crashes into Taipei District Prosecutors Office, Car Painted with "Justice is Dead" Media Source: Era News, Next TV News Reporter: Lin Minjing News Link: News Summary According to news reports, a taxi driver deliberately rammed the Taipei District Prosecutors Office gate early this morning, with the words "Justice is Dead" printed on the car. Police investigations indicate that the driver is suspected of committing the crime due to dissatisfaction with the outcomes of several past lawsuits. He had previously driven around the Taipei District Prosecutors Office. The case is currently being investigated for obstructing official duties, intimidating public security, and property damage. Lawyer Li Yusheng's Explanation: Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that if it's simply due to dissatisfaction with the judicial system…

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.

News Headline: Outrageous! Percussion Teacher's Outrageous Acts Exposed: He Had Studied in France and Performed at the National Theater and Concert Hall! Percussion Prodigy Turns into Pervert Media Source: SET News Reporter: Lai Hsin-yi News Link: News Summary According to news reports, a percussion teacher is accused of secretly filming minors under the guise of teaching, sparking legal controversies regarding child sexual abuse images and personal data protection. After the case was uncovered, the handling of the relevant images during the evidence collection, copying, and transmission processes became an important issue in the court proceedings. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng from Fidelity Law Firm explains: Lawyer Li Yu-sheng from Fidelity Law Firm stated that while the court affirmed Lin Ching-yi's exposure of the secret filming crime and protection…

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.

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.

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.

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…