A NT$4200 coat was borrowed! The saleswoman was stunned and revealed a "return note of goodwill." A woman "borrowed" a coat from a department store and returned it the next day. Lawyer: This could constitute theft. | Sanlih News News Link: Lawyer Li Xin of Fuda Law Firm stated that the person in this case took the store's clothing without permission, constituting the objective act of theft. Although she returned the clothes the next day with a note stating it was only a temporary loan, the clothing tags had already been removed, preventing the store from reselling it. Therefore, the person's subsequent remedial actions will not affect the established crime of theft. Line Online Consultation Hotline Legal Consultation Fuda Law Firm Line:…

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Golden Disc Awards Ceremony Sparks Outrage as Attendees Bring Large Cameras to Film, Security "Suppresses and Removes People," Potentially Violating the Law | One TV News Reporter Chien Pin-chieh News Link: The annual music awards ceremony in South Korea, Golden Disc Awards, concluded smoothly yesterday (10th). However, disturbances were reported in the audience. It turned out that some audience members violated the organizer's rules by bringing photography equipment into the venue to film. They were suppressed by security, had their cameras confiscated, and were removed from the venue, creating a very heated scene. The organizer implemented this rule not only to protect copyright but also because professional telephoto lenses can produce high-quality images. To prevent fans from reproducing and selling or engaging in commercial activities after filming, it was stipulated that only mobile phones were allowed to film. However, how to balance this control measure and whether it conforms to the principle of proportionality still needs careful evaluation to avoid violating the law. Lawyer Lee Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the Golden Disc Awards...

Real estate agent suspected of colluding with community security personnel to sell personal data; 200 million records found hidden in inexperienced computer. │Era News reporter Lin Yiwen. News link: Another personal data leak has rocked the Taipei and New Taipei City real estate brokerage circles. A real estate agent surnamed Lin is suspected of colluding with community security personnel to illegally collect and sell a large amount of people's personal data for profit. Yesterday (8th), the prosecutors launched a search operation and summoned Lin and three related personnel for questioning. However, Lin could not clearly explain the source of the personal data and the identities of the buyers, and also deleted files. The prosecutors believed that he was at risk of colluding with and destroying evidence, and arrested him in court and applied to the court for detention and prohibition of visits. Li Yusheng, a lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm, said that if real estate agents use such illegal databases to develop clients, it constitutes an infringement of personal data and violates the Personal Data Protection Act, which is a criminal offense and punishable by up to five years in prison…