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Telephone
02-77093611
Line
@fdlaw
address
17th Floor, No. 180, Section 2, Dunhua South Road, Da'an District, Taipei City
Our firm is a professional team of criminal litigation lawyers, composed of a group of criminal lawyers in Taipei, specializing in criminal litigation, criminal prosecution agency, criminal investigation defense, criminal defense in trial proceedings, police interrogation accompaniment, investigation accompaniment, police inquiry, investigation accompaniment, and detention court The senior lawyer has 20 years of experience in defense, bail application, appeal, and debate strategy planning. He has rich practical experience and strives for the maximum legal rights and interests of his clients.

The investigation into those who actually handle funds differs from that of those who simply provide an account. Simply providing an account typically focuses on the reason for the transfer, control, and whether the account was foreseen to be used criminally. If the person actually withdraws, transfers, receives, or delivers funds, the police will also investigate who gave the instructions, how they communicated, the frequency and amount, whether there was any payment, who received the money, how much the person knew, whether there were any unusual instructions, and other participants. Actual withdrawals do not necessarily mean everyone is guilty, but the actions, the flow of funds, and the content of communications will be judged together. What do the police typically investigate when someone is suspected of being a fraud co-driver or money launderer? The police will investigate the source of the work or task, LINE/Telegram/WhatsApp conversations, the identity of the person giving the instructions, the frequency and amount of withdrawals or receipts, the method of delivery, and payment; also…

A criminal case in Taiwan may pass through several distinct stages, and each stage serves a different purpose. An arrest does not by itself mean that the person will be prosecuted, detained for an extended period, or convicted. The authorities must s…



News Headline: Kao Chin Su-mei Case's Chief Accountant Absconds After Bail! Dismantles Electronic Bracelet and Throws it in Bushes; Lawyer: Kao May Face Detention Media Source: Era News CH50 Reporter: Kuo Ying News Link: News Summary According to Era News, Chang Chun-chieh, a co-defendant in Kao Chin Su-mei's corruption case, went missing after allegedly damaging his electronic bracelet while on bail of NT$10 million and under electronic bracelet monitoring. The Taipei District Court subsequently issued an arrest warrant and filed related charges. The report also focuses on whether the co-defendant's absconding after bail might affect Kao Chin Su-mei's subsequent compulsory measures, and the existing evidence in the case, such as cash flow records, ledgers, and witness testimonies…

News Headline: Chang Chun-chieh Destroys Electronic Bracelet, 12-Hour Gap Becomes a Challenge in Manhunt | # Mirror News Media Source: Mirror News Reporters: Huang Yu-ting, Hu Ke-qiang News Link: News Summary According to Mirror News, Chang Chun-chieh, former assistant to independent legislator Kao Chin Su-mei, was released on bail of NT$10 million in a corruption case, but is subject to restrictions on leaving the country, going to sea, his residence, and being monitored by an electronic bracelet. The report states that Chang Chun-chieh went missing after leaving home on the morning of September 6th. The monitoring system only issued a low battery warning in the evening, and police found the damaged and discarded electronic bracelet in Daan Forest Park early the next morning. The Taipei District Court has issued an arrest warrant and is investigating the related damage to the public security system…

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. …

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…