I’m so angry when I wake up! Drunk man kicked down a "6 motorcycle" along the road and completely forgot about his defense after the case was filed! Next TV News/Era News News Link: A man was drunk and lying in front of the MRT City Hall Station because he was too high on 228 a few days ago. The public reported the case. The police finally woke up the man, but did not expect him to go home. On the way, it was suspected that he was so angry that he kicked down a motorcycle along the road, causing damage to 6 motorcycles. Afterwards, he was arrested and claimed that he did not remember his disorderly behavior, which made the victim's car owner very angry. Can I be exempted from liability if I drink and cause trouble? Explanation of relevant legal issues, lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said: If you know that drunkenness may cause trouble, but still deliberately allow yourself to drink and cause trouble, or if you are drunk but still have the strength to kick the car, I am afraid that you have not completely lost the ability to judge. To a certain extent, it may still constitute criminal law...

Stop in front of my house and don’t move? A brick wall surrounds your car! Link to the popular Dongsen News: After refusing to park someone else's car in front of his house, the owner actually piled bricks and surrounded the car in retaliation! A car owner in New Taipei went to Zhonghe to play with friends on vacation for 228 consecutive days. He parked his car in an alley. Since there was no red line drawn on the site and no access was blocked, the parking was not illegal. However, the owner claimed that there was construction at his home. It would affect traffic. Seeing that the other party was unwilling to move the car, he was so angry that he found someone to build brick walls to surround the car, making it completely impossible for the car owner to move the car. Therefore, he was charged with coercion. Legal explanation of the crime of coercion, lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm said: Anyone who uses force or coercion to make someone do something they are not obligated to do or obstructs a person from exercising their rights will constitute a crime of coercion and should be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, short-term detention, or nine thousand thousand A fine of less than RMB 10,000. In the circumstances of this case, in general practice...

The seat cushions with legal grids for parking heavy machinery were labeled "shameless" with stickers! Mirror News News Link: You really messed with whoever you provoked. Even if you just park your car, you will be scolded without shame! A man surnamed Wu in Beitou, Taipei City, parked his heavy machine in the car parking bay. Unexpectedly, on the evening of the 28th, he found a piece of paper taped to the seat cushion, which scolded him for being "selfish, immoral and shameless." Although the car owner was unwilling to report the crime, the lawyer emphasized that this behavior involved blatant insult and slander. An explanation of the criminal liability and legal procedures related to the crime of public insult and defamation. Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said: The crime of public insult refers to speaking and doing something in a public way to the public or certain specific persons, knowing that it may cause others to look down upon. A crime committed without scruple to cause harm to one's reputation constitutes a flagrant insult...