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A food delivery driver broke into a female tenant's apartment and ransacked her shoe cabinet, terrifying her as she checked the security camera footage. The delivery driver has been suspended, and the e-commerce company has apologized and offered compensation. Does this constitute trespassing and theft?

A delivery driver broke into a shared apartment and ransacked the shoe cabinet; the female tenant was terrified after checking the security camera footage! The delivery driver has been suspended; the e-commerce company has apologized and offered compensation. (Reported by Yu Tao, Zhang Haoyi, and Li Shengfeng of Sanlih News) Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that if the hallway of the shared apartment has a locked door, the delivery driver's unauthorized entry could raise suspicions of trespassing. Furthermore, if the delivery driver was not simply looking for a place to store goods but searching for valuables, there could be suspicions of theft. If a crime is ultimately committed, it could constitute attempted aggravated trespassing, with a statutory penalty of six months to five months…

Sentenced to 5 years for alleged favoritism? How did Fidelity's legal team help a public official secure a "non-prosecution" sanction? (Real case analysis)

Last Updated: November 5, 2025 | Author: Attorney Li Yusheng (Lead Attorney at Fidelity Law Firm / Guest Legal Commentator for Political Talk Shows) Foreword: That Subpoena almost ruined his 20-year public service career. "Attorney, I really didn't take any money. I just wanted to finish the project quickly..." This was the first thing Section Chief Zhang (pseudonym) said to us, trembling, when he first came to Fidelity Law Firm. Section Chief Zhang is a senior civil servant who has served in the public works sector for over 20 years. Worried that the project would be delayed due to the typhoon season and cause flooding, he verbally agreed to the contractor changing the construction methods without completing the design change procedure. Although the project was completed on schedule, the contractor saved some costs, and Section Chief Zhang was subsequently investigated…

Procurement work leading to jail time? Three major pitfalls of the "Government Procurement Law" that could inadvertently constitute "profiteering"! A legal self-protection guide for civil servants.

Last Updated: November 1, 2025 | Author: Attorney Li Yusheng (Focusing Attorney at Fidelity Law Firm / Guest Legal Commentator for Political Talk Shows) Foreword: The Dilemma of Procurement Personnel: Doing Well is Duty, Making Mistakes is "Profiteering"? In the civil service, procurement positions are often considered "high-risk, dead-end jobs." Procurement personnel not only need to be familiar with the complex "Government Procurement Law," but also have to face pressure from suppliers and demands from superiors. Most frighteningly, a careless procedural flaw might not just result in administrative penalties, but could directly escalate to "profiteering" under the "Anti-Corruption Act." Many civil servants summoned by prosecutors often cry foul: "I didn't take a single penny from the supplier; I was just trying to meet deadlines!" But Fidelity Law Firm must solemnly remind everyone: profiteering does not require receiving money as a prerequisite. Only…

Did a civil servant inadvertently commit "profiteering"? Was it administrative negligence or corruption? A lawyer teaches you three golden steps to survive before prosecutorial interrogation.

Anti-Corruption Act | Profiteering Offense | Defense Against Corruption Cases Involving Civil Servants Last Updated: October 31, 2025 | Author: Attorney Li Yusheng (Leading Attorney at Fidelity Law Firm / Guest Legal Commentator for Political Talk Shows) When civil servants receive a summons from the Anti-Corruption Agency, the Investigation Bureau, or prosecutors, their biggest fear isn't being questioned, but rather saying the wrong thing before even understanding the case. Many civil servants, who haven't accepted bribes or kickbacks and are simply acting in accordance with administrative procedures for the convenience of the public, are suddenly suspected of profiteering offenses under the Anti-Corruption Act. The difference between profiteering offenses and administrative negligence often lies only in whether there was "knowing violation of the law" and "whether they or a third party obtained illegal benefits." If you or your relatives have received a summons and been notified to appear before the Anti-Corruption Agency or the Investigation Bureau, it is recommended that you calmly preserve your information…

No time to dodge! Woman in Taoyuan dies while taking out the trash… Family breaks down in tears upon seeing her body. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal elements and court rulings regarding whether driving constitutes negligent homicide.

No Time to Dodge! Taoyuan Woman Dies While Taking Out the Garbage… Family Members Break Down in Tears Upon Seeing Her Body | Next TV News, Era News Reporter Yang Ya-zhu News Link: At around 6 PM yesterday (23rd) in Guishan, Taoyuan, a fatal collision occurred involving a recycling truck, resulting in injuries to seven people. Among them, a 78-year-old woman surnamed Qiu died from her injuries after being rushed to the hospital. The woman's family members rushed to the Taoyuan Funeral Home that evening for an autopsy, and the atmosphere at the scene was somber. As for the 52-year-old driver surnamed Wu, he is still receiving treatment in the hospital and has not yet regained consciousness. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fuda Law Firm stated that whether the driver will bear criminal responsibility depends mainly on whether he had foreseen his death…

A Taipei Metro thug was caught taking upskirt photos of attractive women; his phone was found to contain over 600 private photos. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the provisions and penalties of the Criminal Code regarding invasion of privacy.

Taipei MRT Pervert Caught Taking Upskirt Photos of Women; Phone Contains Over 600 Private Photos | Next TV News, Era News Reporters Lin Minjing and Chen Ruixiang News Link: A pervert was caught taking upskirt photos at Taipei's Zhongshan MRT station around 4 PM yesterday (11th). A 31-year-old man surnamed Du is suspected of hiding his phone in his bag and taking upskirt photos of women. He was discovered by the victim's boyfriend and immediately stopped. The suspect hurriedly fled towards Eslite Bookstore, but was stopped by police officers on patrol. Police investigation revealed that the suspect had been loitering in the vicinity before committing the crime, and his phone contained over 600 private photos of other women. He was caught stealing...

Taipei Metro in a panic! Passenger rushes through turnstile without swiping card, brandishes notice board as a threat! Another disturbance on the Taipei Metro; station staff intervene, thankfully no one injured. (This is in accordance with the Social Order Maintenance Act and the crime of intimidation.)

Taipei Metro Horror! Passenger rushes through turnstile without swiping card, brandishes notice board as if to scare people! Another disturbance on the Taipei Metro; station staff intervene, thankfully no one injured | Sanlih News reporters Wang Yi-chi and Gu Yuan-song. News Link: Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fuda Law Firm stated that the perpetrator's act of brandishing an object as if to smash people constitutes disturbing the public in a public place. According to the Social Order Maintenance Act, this is punishable by up to 3 days of detention or a fine of up to NT$30,000. If it frightens those around, it may also constitute the crime of intimidation and endangering safety under the Criminal Code, punishable by up to two years of imprisonment, detention, or a fine of up to NT$9,000, although it may not reach the threshold for…

A 4200 yuan coat was borrowed! The saleswoman was stunned and revealed a "please return" note. A woman "borrowed" a coat from a department store and returned it the next day. Lawyer: This could constitute theft. Lawyer Li Xin explains.

A NT$4200 coat was borrowed! The saleswoman was stunned and revealed a "return note of goodwill." A woman "borrowed" a coat from a department store and returned it the next day. Lawyer: This could constitute theft. | Sanlih News News Link: Lawyer Li Xin from Fuda Law Firm stated that the person in this case took the store's clothing without permission, constituting the objective act of theft. Although she returned the clothes the next day with a note stating it was only a temporary loan, the clothing tags had already been removed, preventing the store from reselling it. Therefore, the person's subsequent remedial actions will not affect the established crime of theft. …

AI-generated video "Fake Lawyer Teaches Money Recovery" - Actually "Still Scamming" Lawyer Li Yusheng explains cases of fake lawyers committing fraud and how the public can prevent it.

AI-Generated Video "Fake Lawyer Teaches You How to Recover Money" Actually "Still Scamming" | TTV News Link: A scam group has come up with a new trick, stealing photos of well-known lawyers and using AI to generate videos to mislead people into believing that they can recover their money by hiring a lawyer instead of reporting the scam to the police. This causes victims to be scammed a second time. Some netizens believed it and left messages asking about the fees. The lawyer impersonated, Li Yusheng, also responded, stating that stealing someone else's photo violates portrait rights, and using AI technology to commit fraud may also constitute aggravated fraud. Line online consultation phone number legal consultation Fidelity Law Firm Line: https:…

Golden Records Allegedly Allegedly Filmed Audience Members with Large Cameras; Security Guards' Actions of "Suppressing and Lifting People" May Confront Lawyers; Lawyer Lee Yu-sheng Explains the Responsibilities Related to Bringing Private Photography Equipment and Filming at Golden Records Concerts.

Golden Disc Awards Ceremony Sparks Outrage as Attendees Bring Large Cameras to Film, Security "Suppresses and Removes People," Potentially Violating Laws | One TV News Reporter Chien Pin-chieh News Link: The annual Golden Disc Awards ceremony in South Korea concluded smoothly yesterday (10th), but disturbances continued to erupt in the audience. It turned out that some attendees violated the organizers' rules by bringing photography equipment into the venue to film. They were suppressed by security, their cameras were confiscated, and they were removed from the venue, creating a very heated scene. The organizers implemented this rule not only to protect copyright but also because professional telephoto lenses can produce high-quality images. To prevent fans from reproducing and selling or engaging in commercial activities after filming, it was stipulated that only mobile phones were allowed for filming. However…

Real estate agents allegedly colluded with community security guards to sell personal data; unsuspecting users' devices contained "200 million records." Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the provisions and liabilities related to data infringement under the Personal Data Protection Act.

Real estate agent suspected of colluding with community security personnel to sell personal data; 200 million records found hidden on novice mobile phone | Era News reporter Lin Yiwen News link: Another personal data leak has occurred in the Taipei and New Taipei City real estate industry. A real estate agent surnamed Lin is suspected of colluding with community security personnel to illegally collect and sell a large amount of people's personal data for profit. Yesterday (8th), the prosecutors launched a search operation and summoned the real estate agent surnamed Lin and three related personnel for questioning. However, the real estate agent surnamed Lin could not explain the source of the personal data and the identity of the buyers, and also deleted files. The prosecutors believed that he was at risk of colluding with and destroying evidence, and arrested him in court and applied to the court for detention and prohibition of visits. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm said that real estate agents...

The final chapter of the debate at the Jinghua City Police Department! Ko Wen-je again claims "I had no knowledge"; Attorney Liu Yi-ling explains strategies for handling criminal trial proceedings and litigation defense.

The final chapter of the Core Pacific City debate! Ko Wen-je again claims "I knew nothing" │ Mirror News reporters Chang Ching-han and Hu Ke-chiang News Link: The Taipei District Court's trial of the Core Pacific City case has entered its final stage. Today (December 24th) is also the last time that Taiwan People's Party Chairman Ko Wen-je will defend himself in court. He reiterated that he knew nothing about the Core Pacific City case. Meanwhile, Ying Hsiao-wei, at a point of emotional distress, broke down in tears and even suggested that the judge use a guillotine to behead prosecutor Lin Chun-yen. Lawyer Liu Yi-ling of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the judge will consider the substantive evidence when determining whether Ko Wen-je committed a crime during the proceedings. In…