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17th Floor, No. 180, Section 2, Dunhua South Road, Da'an District, Taipei City

Wrongfully convicted for 30 years! Su Yaohui acquitted in retrial for attempted murder | TTV News reporter Li Ruoci News link: Nearly 30 years ago, a murder occurred on Qingyun Road, Tucheng District, New Taipei City. Two suspects, armed with machetes, severely injured a couple surnamed Zhan. Based on a color photograph provided by the police, the couple identified Su Yaohui, the man wearing a full-face helmet, as the perpetrator. He was convicted of attempted murder and sentenced to eight years in prison in a second trial. Su Yaohui maintained his innocence and spent 25 years on the run, appealing his case. The Supreme Court twice overturned the original verdict. Nearly 30 years later, the High Court today (the 29th) ruled that the evidence was insufficient and acquitted him, clearing his name. The case can still be appealed. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that in this case, because the police only provided a single photograph for the victims to identify him, it violated the "selective..."

Yunyun Technology's CEO, Zeng Zhixin, was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder. He displayed a sinister smile, and his CTO's family wept in court. (Reported by Wang Zhongjun and Huang Tianyou, One TV News and Era News) Link: Zeng Zhixin, the head of Yunyun Technology, repeatedly argued with his CTO, surnamed Liang, over differing business philosophies. Last March, he fatally stabbed Liang, leading to indictment by the Taipei District Prosecutors Office and trial at the National Judges Court. This afternoon (30th), he was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder and deprived of his civil rights for life. However, this outcome was unacceptable to his family, who wept in court. Zeng Zhixin attended the sentencing hearing at the Taipei District Court this afternoon. During the trial, he frequently played the victim card, saying he knew he deserved to die, but hoped people wouldn't believe he was a boss who bullied his employees. He promised to serve his sentence well in prison and reflect on his actions, hoping the judge would give him a chance to reform…

Outrageous! A man on the Taipei Metro stared at women, then approached them, making disgusting "hehehe" sounds. Lawyer Hsu Wan-wei explains the definition of sexual harassment and related legal responsibilities. | FTV News reporters Li Yu-han and Tsai Cheng-han. News Link: Taipei Report. A woman was taking the MRT home from work when she noticed a man across from her constantly staring at the women around her, eventually looking at her and approaching her, even making disgusting "hehehe" sounds. Terrified, she quickly ran away and reported it to station staff. She later discovered that the man was a notorious habitual harasser on the MRT, having been filmed touching women multiple times. She was furious and wondered if the law couldn't touch him. Lawyer Hsu Wan-wei of Fidelity Law Firm stated that any act that violates another person's will and makes them feel…

A day trip abroad turned into a nightmare: a passenger was forced to stay on a boat in the dark, feeling like a fugitive trying to smuggle himself to safety, and nearly died at sea. The trip, booked through the popular travel platform Klook, featured advertised beautiful beaches and luxurious speedboat transfers. However, the passenger was forced to stay on the island for two hours, was extorted, and was even transferred from a large boat to a smaller one. Sailing in the dark felt like being a fugitive trying to smuggle himself to safety! The passenger exclaimed that he almost thought he was going to die at sea. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the original large boat was cancelled, replaced by a small speedboat with poor safety equipment, and the docking location was changed, resulting in an extra two hours of travel time, significant delays, and a change in the pre-ordered meals. Clearly, the entire trip was a disaster…

Kuo Kuo and Prince's Extramarital Affair Leads to NT$1 Million Damages; Fan Chiang Yen-feng Wins! | SET News Reporter Wang Yi-chi News Link: Entertainer Kuo Kuo and Prince were sued by her husband, Fan Chiang Yen-feng, for NT$1 million in damages after Kuo Kuo and Prince's extramarital affair. The Shilin District Court ruled today that both Kuo Kuo and Prince lost the case and must pay Fan Chiang Yen-feng NT$1 million in damages. Prince responded that he respects the judgment and will humbly reflect on his actions. The judgment was made public after his name was obscured. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that when considering damages for spousal rights infringement, the court considers the education, professional background, social status, and financial resources of all parties. In this case, due to clear evidence, the fact that all parties are entertainers with a certain degree of fame, their financial resources, and the fact that the defendants did not dispute the amount of damages, the court ruled that Prince and Kuo Kuo must pay each other NT$1 million…

A fire broke out in an outdoor parking lot in Tucheng early in the morning, destroying six cars and a warehouse. The estimated damage is in the millions of dollars. According to a report by Wu Wenyi, a reporter from FTV News, a parking lot in Tucheng, New Taipei City, caught fire early in the morning, destroying six cars and a warehouse. Two of the cars were high-priced Mercedes-Benz vehicles. The total damage is estimated to be in the millions of dollars. However, the parking management department found that the parking lot was not registered and will be fined NT$3,000. But who should the car owners seek compensation from? A lawyer pointed out that although the parking lot is not responsible for safekeeping, it must provide a safe place for vehicles. To seek compensation, they must first wait for the assessment report. Li Yusheng, a lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm, stated that in this case, it is still necessary to determine whether the parking lot operator fulfilled its obligation to provide a suitable and safe parking environment for vehicles. If the final determination is…