News and video source: Case background and legal disputes: A hand reaches into the Investigation Bureau's New Taipei office. Weekly magazine exposes Huang Kuo-chang's inside man again. Weekly magazine reveals details of bribery case. Huang Kuo-chang retorts: "Fake news, no apology." | Sanlih News reporter Wang Yu-chen and Lin Yu-sheng. Fuda Law Firm's criminal lawyer stated that Cheng Chun-chun was Shen Yu-hsiung's former special assistant. Although he was indicted for fraud, his testimony has become evidence that Huang Kuo-chang may be involved in the case. Therefore, regardless of whether Cheng Chun-chun is later convicted, Huang Kuo-chang may be charged with accepting bribes without violating his duties, which carries a sentence of more than seven years imprisonment, or even accepting bribes without violating his duties, which carries a sentence of life imprisonment or more than ten years imprisonment, and may also be fined up to NT$100 million. Fuda Law Firm lawyer's opinion: Fuda Law Firm lawyers remind that similar…

Chinese companies poach talent and steal secrets! Prosecutors and investigators raid 16 companies, interviewing 100 individuals. Eastern News reporter Zhao Yixiong. News link: Taiwan's tech talent is the lifeblood of the national economy. Under the National Security Law, engineers seeking to move to mainland China are prohibited from stealing trade secrets held in Taiwan, a practice punishable by up to 12 years in prison. However, the Investigation Bureau conducted a nationwide sweep of Chinese companies operating privately, uncovering 16 implicated companies, including leading Chinese optoelectronics and semiconductor companies. These companies have offices in locations like Hsinchu and Neihu Science Park, posing a threat to national security. Fidelity Law Firm attorney Li Yusheng stated that this case involves core national technologies, which are legally prohibited from investment or acquisition by mainland China. If these critical trade secrets are obtained through improper means such as theft or reproduction using shell companies and then leaked to the enemy...

The first hearing of the ghost signature case in Taipei District Court was held to fight for bail. Huang Lv Jinru changed her plea to guilty | FTV News Reporter Huang Guocheng News link: In the ghost signature case, Huang Lv Jinru, chairman of the Kuomintang Taipei City Party Committee, and five others were detained and prosecuted for forgery of documents and violation of the Personal Data Protection Act. The first hearing was held in Taipei District Court today. Huang Lv Jinru, who had originally pleaded not guilty, immediately changed her plea to admit all the crimes after just ten minutes of the trial. Her lawyer also requested bail due to her advanced age. However, the prosecutor believes that the co-defendant Lai Yiren, who will be summoned in the afternoon, has denied the crime so far, and believes that Huang Lv Jinru still needs to be detained. Lawyer Liu Yiling of Fidelity Law Firm said that in the ghost signature forgery case, Huang Lv Jinru had previously pleaded not guilty, but today she may have changed her plea to guilty in order to fight for bail. But because…

Outrageous! A "fake doctor" infiltrated the National Taiwan University Children's Hospital, pleaded not guilty to any harm to patients, and was acquitted under the Personal Data Protection Act. | FTV News reporter Wu Wenyi. News link: Outrageous! A woman, wearing a white coat and falsely claiming to be a resident physician at the University of Tokyo in Japan, infiltrated the National Taiwan University Children's Hospital on an exchange. During her time there, she performed medical rounds, conducted consultations, and even reviewed countless patient records and requested blood draws. After being caught, the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office prosecuted her under the Personal Data Protection Act and the Medical Practitioners Act. However, for this reason, the court acquitted her under the Personal Data Protection Act. Attorney Li Yusheng explains the Personal Data Protection Act and the Medical Practitioners Act. Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the judge believed that although the perpetrator had illegally obtained the personal data of others...