The first hearing of the Baolin Tea House poisoning case, in which the person in charge and four other defendants "denied the crime", was held. Lawyer Li Yusheng explained the issues of criminal negligent homicide and civil damages.

The first trial of the Baolin Tea House poisoning case was held. The person in charge and the other four defendants "denied the crime" │ FTV News reporter Ma Shengjie

News link:https://youtu.be/uaQIUyd9QRI?si=L7p0TNgQGFNfu1O3

Last March, a serious food poisoning outbreak occurred at Baolin Tea House in A13 of Taipei Xinyi Far Eastern Department Store, killing six people! A total of five people, including the person in charge, Li Fangxuan, were charged with crimes such as manslaughter. This afternoon, the first review court was held after the prosecution. Except for the Vietnamese chef who did not show up, the other four denied the crime in court, which was unacceptable to the victim.

Li Yusheng, an attorney at Fidelity Law Firm, said: Although several defendants said they had no money and entrusted Baolin Tea House to negotiate the amount of compensation, if the court ultimately finds that they were at fault, they will still be liable to compensate the victims or their families, and there will be no different standards based on whether they have the financial resources.

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