Ke and Ying talked about Jinghua City on the phone? Zhu Yahu speculates: It is impossible for Ko to refuse the call from the councilor│Mirror News reporters Gong Pinrou and Zhang Jiayu News link: The Taipei District Court held a hearing today (13th) to hear the Jinghua City case. It summoned Zhu Yahu, the former chairman of Dingyue Development, the only one who admitted to bribery, to testify again, and summoned 6 defendants including former Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je, continuing the cross-examination session last Thursday (5/8). However, when Zhu Yahu faced the lawyer's questioning on how he knew that Ying Hsiao-wei and Ko Wen-je had discussed the Jinghua City case privately, he still replied that it was just speculation, but emphasized that Mayor Ko could not refuse the councilor's call. Liu Yiling, an attorney at Fidelity Law Firm, said that Zhu Yahu may have made truthful statements during the investigation process, which led the judge to agree to release him on bail. But during the trial, he overturned his previous statement and said...

Pretending to have "abnormal blood pressure"! Chen Datian spent nearly 300,000 yuan to find Shanbing Group│TVBS News Reporter Guo Ying News link: After Wang Dalu, several other artists are suspected of spending money to forge medical examination reports to avoid military service. According to information, the market price is about 100,000 to 300,000 yuan. Chen Datian spent more than 200,000 yuan to get a report of abnormal blood pressure and did not have to serve in the army. Because it involves forging documents, even if he has passed the retirement age of 36, he still has legal responsibility. Attorney Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Offices said that in past practice, in cases involving the crime of obstructing military service, if the defendant pleaded guilty, he would usually be punished by a fine or suspended sentence. However, if there is a criminal group that charges fees to help conscripts evade military service by making false medical records, this would constitute forgery of documents...

Ko Wen-je's lawyer attacked Zhu Ya-hu fiercely and made many golden sentences, but was repeatedly slapped in the face. He was summoned by Li Wen-chong 26 times and they considered him friends. Zhu Ya-hu was not dating a girlfriend. Zhu Ya-hu's confession turned into a guess, and Ko Wen-je laughed in court│Sanli News reporters Chen Ting-ru and Zheng Xiang-ren News link: Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm said that when Zhu Ya-hu testified as a witness today, he said that he guessed that Shen Qingjing and Ko Wen-je were discussing the Jinghuacheng case. This kind of testimony technique may have been suggested by someone, but because the witness's guess is not easy to use as evidence to determine a crime, such testimony is more favorable to Ko Wen-je. However, the prosecution will still compile other evidence to strengthen Ko Wen-je's criminal facts. Fidelity Law Firm Line:…

The "88 Hall" Guo Zhemin was allowed to go abroad for the fourth time! Prosecutor Wang Tuzhi was fined 3 months' salary｜One TV News reporter Wang Zhongjun News link: In 2022, Wang Tuzhi, a prosecutor of the New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office, investigated the money laundering case of Guo Zhemin of the 88 Club, issued an arrest warrant, and requested the Immigration Agency to temporarily detain the defendant when he entered and left the country, and notified the Criminal Investigation Bureau to execute the arrest and restrict his exit from the country and sea. But what is unexpected is that in October of the same year, Wang Tuzhi clearly knew that Guo Zhemin was about to leave Taiwan, but she instructed not to arrest him for the time being, which is suspected of allowing him to escape. Some people suspected that Wang Tuzhi was released because she had been to the 88 Club run by Guo Zhemin and accepted free hospitality. Such behavior not only severely damaged the image of the judiciary, but also led to her impeachment and sent to the disciplinary court for trial. The verdict was announced this morning (9th), finding that he had administrative…