The Prince Group, a transnational fraud organization, had an office located in Taipei 101 for seven years, a fact that Chia Yung-chieh, the chairperson of Taipei 101, lamented: "I have no right to investigate their backgrounds." She added that she was shocked upon learning of the operation and immediately reviewed her internal controls to determine if there were any lapses. She also expressed her frustration, stating that she lacks the authority to investigate tenants' backgrounds like the police or prosecutors, and can only rely on publicly available business information. She appealed to public authorities for prior background checks, but actually contacting the Economic Development Bureau and police departments proved difficult. Lawyer Lee Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that Taipei 101 merely provided office space…

Just after announcing the resumption of work... Energy's Kun-Ta is indicted for allegedly skipping military service and specific sentencing requests have been made. | TVBS News reporters Yan Sheng-Fen and Yan Rui-Sheng. News Link: A series of celebrity skipping military service scandals have surfaced, with 17 celebrities currently involved. On the 14th, prosecutors indicted 12 more people, including Hsiu Chieh-Kai, Hsieh Kun-Ta, and Chen Bo-Lin, and unusually, they revealed specific sentencing dates. Prosecutors recommended that the court sentence five celebrities to two years and eight months in prison. Regarding the indictment of two members of Energy, the record company responded that it will cooperate with the judicial investigation and announced the suspension of all group public activities until next year. Lawyer Li Yu-Sheng of Fu-Da Law Firm stated that in the past, prosecutors might only indict according to the law in skipping military service cases, but recently the Supreme Prosecutors Office ordered that such cases be investigated quickly and severely due to their serious nature. Therefore, the New Taipei City Prosecutors Office...

Namewee's phone is switched off! Malaysian police searched for 6 hours but couldn't find him. Namewee was arrested immediately. Photos released. He denied the charges and was released on bail. | Sanlih News reporters Tsai Yu-hsien and Wu Chieh-cheng. News link: Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that Namewee was initially suspected of drug possession and drug use, but was later considered to be suspected of murder. Since this criminal case occurred in Malaysia, the Malaysian judiciary will conduct the trial first. However, according to Taiwan's criminal law, if a Taiwanese citizen is murdered abroad and the suspect's crime carries a sentence of more than three years imprisonment, Taiwan's judiciary also has jurisdiction. However, since Taiwan and Malaysia do not have an extradition treaty, Taiwan may not be able to extradite Namewee to Taiwan. But if Namewee completes his sentence in Malaysia and comes to Taiwan later, Taiwan…

Namewee's Surrender Statement in the Murder Case of Hsieh Yu-hsin: "I Will Not Flee" | TTV News Reporter Liu Chih-yu News Link: Lawyer Liu Yi-ling of Fidelity Law Firm stated that this criminal case involving Namewee's alleged murder occurred in Malaysia, and the Malaysian judiciary will conduct the trial first. However, according to Taiwan's criminal law, if a Taiwanese citizen is murdered abroad and the suspect's crime carries a sentence of three years or more imprisonment, Taiwan's judiciary also has jurisdiction. However, since Taiwan and Malaysia do not have an extradition treaty, Taiwan may not be able to extradite the suspect back to Taiwan. But if Namewee completes his sentence in Malaysia and comes to Taiwan, Taiwan's judiciary still has the right to try him. Fidelity Law Firm Line:…