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News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy: Washington Post Exposes "Fifth Column" in Taiwan, Accusing the Unification Promotion Party of Recruiting Spies | Mirror News Reporter Gong Pinrou On the 29th of last month, the American media outlet *The Washington Post* published an in-depth investigative report, the result of several months of work. The report pointed out that the Unification Promotion Party, led by Chang An-lo ("White Wolf"), is accused in Taiwan of being closely linked to organized crime groups such as the Bamboo Union, carrying out tasks such as recruiting spies, spreading united front rhetoric, and even stockpiling weapons within the country, posing a threat to national security. However, the punishment for espionage is too lenient; even though the Ministry of the Interior ordered its dissolution last year, it has been stalled by the Constitutional Court and cannot be enforced to this day. A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm stated that if Chang An-lo is suspected of leaking state secrets to the other side, according to the National Security…

"Why brake?" The driver flashed high beams to stop a tow truck and forced it to stop│TVBS News Reporter Guo Ying News link: A driver in New Taipei City was dissatisfied with a tow truck driver who honked the horn and braked suddenly. He followed the tow truck along the road and flashed high beams to provoke. Finally, he got out of the car and forcibly opened the other party's door, forcing the tow truck driver to get out and argue. The lawyer explained that if the high beam is used maliciously and causes eye damage to others, he may also be sued for compensation. Attorney Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said that if a driver improperly uses high beams, he or she may be fined up to $6,000. However, if the high beam is misused and causes irritation and injury to other people's eyes, or even causes a car accident due to inability to see the situation ahead, the driver who misuses the high beam may be held criminally liable for negligent injury and civilly liable for damages. Fidelity Legal...

Innocently hit! Tesla owner laments that his livelihood has been affected and goes to the hospital to discuss compensation | CTS News reporters Cai Zhimin and Chen Jianan News link: On Chongqing South Road in Taipei City, a 78-year-old man named Qiu, who was driving without a license, caused his vehicle to ram into the road, injuring 8 people and sending them to the hospital! The owner of the Tesla that was hit made a living by driving a multi-taxi. Now his car was severely damaged, so he rushed to the hospital to discuss compensation with the old man's family. Another pedestrian, a 79-year-old surnamed Liu, was admitted to the intensive care unit due to worsening fractures. His family suspected that the driver "deliberately accelerated" and has filed a lawsuit for injury. Lawyers also remind that insurance companies usually do not pay claims for accidents caused by unlicensed driving, and innocent victims may have to seek compensation through lawsuits. Li Yusheng, a lawyer at Fidelity Law Firm, said that hit-and-run driving is harmful to the victim…

High-speed racing in the city caused 8 injuries! Neighbor reveals the man who caused the accident "didn't seem to be very good at driving" | ETTV reporter Zhao Yixiong News link: Continuing to track the 78-year-old man who caused the accident, he had been caught twice in the past for driving without a license and illegal right turns, and he was fined each time. A lawyer analyzed that although injuries caused by car accidents are generally prosecuted for negligent injury, the driver in this case did not have a driver's license. If the judge believes that he had the intention to kill, it is not ruled out that he will be prosecuted for attempted murder. Attorney Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said that if a car accident causes injury to others, the case will generally be prosecuted for negligent injury. However, if the perpetrator does not have a driver's license and allows himself to run wild on the road, he can foresee that such dangerous driving may cause casualties to others, and the court may find that he is guilty of...

Yu Wenzhen returned home but went in the "opposite direction" and took a 20-minute detour. Police: The itinerary is suspicious | ETTV reporter Hong Shiqing News link: On the third day after the major car accident in Sanxia, New Taipei City, this afternoon (21st), the 78-year-old driver Yu Wenzhen was able to open his eyes slightly. As Yu Wenzhen was still unable to make a statement, the prosecutors and police reviewed the surveillance cameras and found that he had deliberately taken a detour for 20 minutes before the incident and once stopped in the flower garden next to his home. Although preliminary judgment showed that it was not due to a traffic dispute, since the locations of the collisions along the road were all in the "opposite direction" of his home, there are still many doubts that need to be clarified. Li Yusheng, a lawyer at Fidelity Law Firm, said that if the driver was driving recklessly on the road because of personal anger or to catch up with others, he could have foreseen...

Not an affair! The divorce rate remains high and 70% is related to money. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the common provisions in prenuptial agreements and whether they are legally effective|ETtoday reporters Fu Shihan and Fu Jiaxing News link: The trend of prenuptial agreements has blown into China from abroad. Although Oriental people traditionally encourage reconciliation rather than divorce, the divorce rate is now high, and more and more people choose to make things clear before marriage to reduce the chances of litigation when they separate. Moreover, according to research, more than 70% of divorce cases are related to "financial disputes". A prenuptial agreement can also allow both parties to reach a consensus on the use of money in the marriage. Li Yusheng, a lawyer at Fidelity Law Firm, said that prenuptial agreements are valid legal documents in Taiwan and often stipulate the following matters: Property distribution: Both parties agree that the pre-marital and post-marital properties belong to each of them, jointly owned, or partially owned…