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Huang Zih-chiao pleads not guilty; prosecutors seek 7 to 9 months imprisonment | Fidelity Law Firm criminal lawyers explain relevant provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law regarding the admissibility of evidence and the basis for judgment.

Case Background and Legal Disputes

Huang Zijiao pleads not guilty and the prosecution seeks a sentence of seven to nine months, "recommends a prison sentence"|TTV News reporters Lai Xinyi and Rao Yongzhong

Artist Huang Zijiao was prosecuted for illegally possessing indecent videos of underage girls. The Taipei District Court held its fifth trial today (15th). Huang Zijiao still wore the same "appearance uniform" and even the drink bottle in his hand was the same. Because he still did not plead guilty, the prosecutor asked Huang Zijiao to serve 7 to 9 months in prison, and also suggested that the judge sentence him to jail. The entire case was concluded, and the judge set a first-instance sentencing date of December 3.

Criminal lawyers at Fidelity Law Firm explain the relevant provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law regarding the admissibility of evidence and the basis for judgment.

A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm stated that Huang Zih-chiao's dispute over the admissibility of certain evidence in court means that if the court deems the evidence inadmissible, it cannot be used as the basis for the trial. However, if Huang Zih-chiao subsequently abandons his dispute over the admissibility of the evidence, it indicates that he has acknowledged its admissibility, and the judge will then consider this evidence during the trial to determine whether Huang Zih-chiao has committed a crime.

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