A monk at a well-known temple in Taitung has been accused of advising worshippers against seeing doctors and getting injections. A lawyer warns this could violate the Medical Law. The incident comes amidst controversy surrounding the Xuanji Temple, a famous temple in Taitung. The monk, Master Ji Dian, is known online, with his live streams attracting over 30,000 viewers each time. Recently, netizens have accused him of advising people against seeing doctors despite lacking a medical license, claiming that Western medicine is dangerous. A lawyer points out that publicly instructing people not to seek medical care could violate the Medical Law. Liu Yiling, a lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm, stated that the individual in question lacks medical qualifications but claims to worshippers that they don't need to see a doctor and that his methods can replace medical care. This could constitute providing false medical advice, potentially harming the health of worshippers and violating the Medical Law…

A Facebook ad for mullet roe turned out to be 13 bags of dried sweet potatoes! Netizens: That's ruthless! | CTi News reporters Lin Miaoru and Zhang Zhaopeng News Link: A member of the public saw a Facebook ad for delicious mullet roe and excitedly spent NT$1290 to buy it online, only to find out that it was 13 bags of dried sweet potatoes that "looked very similar." This is clearly a scam! We remind you to keep screenshots of the ad and record videos when you open the box as evidence. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fuda Law Firm stated that consumers encountering such situations can file complaints with the consumer service centers in their respective counties and cities, or the Executive Yuan Consumer Protection Association; if they suspect online fraud, they can report it to the police or the district prosecutor's office, and also report it to platforms such as Facebook. Be very careful to protect yourself: In addition, consumers should try to choose carefully beforehand…

Free on Monday! Chu Hsueh-heng Receives Reduced Sentence for Good Behavior in Prison | TTV News Reporter Li Ting-hsi News Link: Chu Hsueh-heng, a well-known commentator, was sentenced to 11 months in prison for forcibly kissing Taipei City Councilor Chung Pei-chun during a dinner in 2022. He was initially scheduled to be released on December 23rd, but reports indicate he has received a reduced sentence due to good behavior in prison and is expected to be released on the morning of December 1st. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that one of the conditions for a lighter sentence in the case of forcible indecent assault is confessing and obtaining the victim's forgiveness. Furthermore, progressive treatment is a prison system that encourages good behavior among inmates, dividing them into four levels. The better the behavior, the higher the level, and the more lenient the living conditions. When an inmate reaches the…

A weekly magazine has once again exposed Huang Kuo-chang's alleged inside job at the Investigation Bureau's New Taipei branch, revealing further details of a bribery case involving Huang Kuo-chang. Huang Kuo-chang has retorted, "Fake news, no apology!" (Sanlih News reporters Wang Yu-chen and Lin Yu-sheng) News Link: Li Hsin, a lawyer at Fidelity Law Firm, stated that Cheng Chun-chun, Shen Yu-hsiung's former special assistant, although indicted for fraud, has become evidence that Huang Kuo-chang may be implicated. Therefore, regardless of whether Cheng Chun-chun is later convicted, Huang Kuo-chang could be charged with accepting bribes without violating his official duties, facing a sentence of seven years or more imprisonment, or even accepting bribes without violating his official duties, facing a sentence of life imprisonment or ten years or more imprisonment, and possibly a fine of up to NT$100 million. Fidelity Law Firm Line:…

A car rear-ended a taxi and then skidded, colliding with another taxi. The driver's blood alcohol level was 0.77. The driver claimed he had consumed beer and spirits at a bar, then drove home to meet friends, where he caused the accident. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the driver's drunk driving constitutes a public endangerment offense under the Criminal Code. The driver can provide repair invoices or estimates to prove the damage. Regarding reduced income, the driver can provide recent meter readings, income statements from the car rental company, or tax payment certificates to claim average daily income…