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侵入住居罪,累犯

Here we go again! A man who served two years in jail for "filming fake videos in Cambodia" was arrested after returning to Taiwan for livestreaming "Goodnight Chicken Adventure." Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the elements of trespassing and repeat offenses under the Criminal Code.

Here we go again! "Goodnight Chicken," a popular internet celebrity, who served two years in prison in Cambodia and just returned to Taiwan this month, was arrested for livestreaming his adventures after breaking into an abandoned hospital last Saturday night! However, after only an hour of livestreaming, police arrived on a tip and took him to the police station. Goodnight Chicken later admitted that he knew doing this in Taiwan was risky and would move abroad in the future, drawing criticism from netizens for not learning his lesson. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that unauthorized entry into another person's building may constitute the crime of trespassing, punishable by up to one year imprisonment, detention, or a fine of up to NT$9,000. If he has previous cases…

毀損罪,外送

Dissatisfied with delivery drivers running orders in the rain! Delivery drivers pick at their feet, leaving dirt in their shoes, and spilling rainwater on food! Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the elements and criminal liability of property damage, as well as the responsibilities of food delivery platforms.

Dissatisfied with delivering food in the rain! Delivery driver picks dirt from his shoes and pours rainwater into the food! | CTV News reporter Du Yixuan News Link: A customer in New Taipei City ordered food late at night, only to find that the delivery driver had poured rainwater from his shoes into the food, and then picked dirt from his shoes and added it in as well. When caught red-handed, the driver claimed he did it because he was upset about delivering in the rain. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fuda Law Firm stated that the delivery driver's act of pouring dirty rainwater into the food, rendering it inedible, constitutes the crime of property damage under criminal law, punishable by up to two years imprisonment, detention, or a fine of up to NT$15,000. Furthermore, both the delivery platform and the driver are liable to the consumer for civil damages. …

公職人員選罷法,緩刑

Both the ruling and opposition parties have proposed amendments to the Election and Recall Law, suggesting a relaxation of the "probationer ban" clause. Hearings are scheduled for next week. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the provisions of the Public Officials Election and Recall Law and raises concerns about frequent amendments.

Both ruling and opposition parties have proposed amending the Election and Recall Law to relax the restriction that "those on probation cannot run for office," with the bill scheduled for review next week. News Link: KMT legislator Chen Yu-chen and DPP legislator Lin Shu-fen have both proposed amending the Election and Recall Law to relax the restriction that "those on probation cannot run for office," with the bill scheduled for review next Wednesday. However, lawyers point out that reverting to a clause amended just three years ago not only undermines the stability of the law but also easily raises questions about whether it is a case of biased legislation, making it difficult for the public to accept this direction of amendment. Amidst the opposition between the ruling and opposition parties, it is rare to see a consensus on amendment content, but there seems to be room for discussion in persuading the public. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the 2023 Public Officials Election and Recall Law stipulates that even if someone sentenced to imprisonment is…

逃兵,妨害兵役,偽造文書

19 celebrities involved in desertion! Supercar influencer "Shao" also arrested. Lawyer Li Xin explains the criminal liability and statute of limitations for deserters who commit crimes of obstructing military service and forgery.

19 Celebrities Suspected of Fleeing Military Service! Supercar Influencer "Shao" Also Arrested | Mirror News Reporters Gong Pinrou and Chen Zixuan News Link: A total of 19 celebrities, including Xiu Jiekai, Chen Bolin, and Xie Kunda, have been arrested by prosecutors and police, including Xiu Jiekai, Chen Bolin, and Xie Kunda. Golden Bell Award-winning actor Xue Shiling was also indicted yesterday (March 31st). Prosecutors criticized him for trying to portray himself as a victim after committing the crime, claiming he was defrauded, and for his poor attitude. He is facing a sentence of 2 years and 6 months (the range is 2 years and 6 months to 2 years and 8 months), even longer than his regular military service term. However, celebrities are not the only ones who might flee military service. In this fourth wave of searches, a well-known "supercar influencer" was also on the list and was arrested. Lawyer Li Xin of Fidelity Law Firm stated that in general, in cases of desertion, confessing to the crime usually offers a chance for a lighter sentence, but…

拾得遺失物,侵占遺失物罪

A phone lost in Okinawa was located in Luzhou two years later! "It was found by a Taiwanese person." Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the relevant regulations regarding lost and found property and the criminal liability for misappropriation of lost property.

A Taiwanese tourist lost their phone in Okinawa two years ago and found it was located in a mobile phone store in Taiwan. The incident was later clarified. A Japanese driver found the phone and, seeing a lucky charm on it, knew it belonged to a Taiwanese tourist. He asked other Taiwanese tourists to take it back to Taiwan and hand it over to the police. However, the owner, who reported the loss in Okinawa, was unaware the phone had been returned to Taiwan. After six months of no claim, the finder claimed the phone and legally resold it to the mobile phone store. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fuda Law Firm stated that finding a phone in Okinawa generally requires following local laws to complete the claim process. In this case, the phone was found…

網路購物標錯價

A woman was furious after her online shopping spree of finding a great deal on a set of mops for only 130 yuan. She and her friends tried to snag a bargain, only to have their order cancelled and the shop owner blamed the online editor. The woman complained to customer service, who retorted, "Would you dare use a mop for 130 yuan?" The mop company apologized and offered compensation.

A woman was furious after her online purchase of a "Good God" mop for only NT$130, only to have it cancelled. She accused the online salesperson of blaming her for the purchase. The woman complained to customer service, who asked, "Would you dare use a mop for NT$130?" Good God Mop apologized and offered compensation. (Reporter: Hsiao Yu-hsiu) According to lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm, in principle, when goods are sold online, a sales contract is established when a consumer places an order, and the manufacturer must deliver the goods as agreed. However, in rare cases, if the listed price differs significantly from the market price, and there is other evidence suggesting that the consumer knowingly placed the order despite the incorrect price, the sales contract may not be valid. If a dispute arises, it may require further determination of the validity of the online purchase by consumer protection agencies or even the courts. Fidelity Law Firm Line: https://lin…