Bail

All nine senior executives of the Prince Group were released on bail, but he made up a story about wanting to "go home and raise turtles." Attorney Li Yusheng explains the probability of bail after prosecution and the requirements for bail.

Prince Group's 9 Senior Executives Released on Bail; One Claimed He Was Going Home to Keep Turtles | FTV News Reporter Wang Yu-Chun News Link: Prince Group's transnational money laundering case has resulted in 62 indictments. A hearing was held to review the cases of the nine defendants initially detained. They employed various tactics to secure bail, including Chen Wei-Chih, the head of the water handling department, who claimed he couldn't afford to keep turtles at home because his wife wouldn't take care of them. This left the judge speechless. However, considering the prosecution's substantial evidence, the court ultimately granted bail to all nine senior executives of the Prince Group. Lawyer Li Yu-Sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that although the nine detained defendants are suspected of serious crimes…

The first hearing of the ghost signature case at the Taipei District Court was held, with Huang Lv Jinru seeking bail. Lawyer Liu Yiling explained whether a guilty plea to forgery meets the legal requirements for bail.

Huang Lü Jinru changes her plea to guilty at first hearing in Taipei District Court in ghost signature case | FTV News reporter Huang Guocheng News link: In the ghost signature case, five individuals, including Huang Lü Jinru, chairperson of the Kuomintang's Taipei City Party Committee, were detained and indicted on charges of forgery and violating the Personal Data Protection Act. The first hearing took place at the Taipei District Court today. Huang Lü Jinru, who had originally pleaded not guilty, immediately changed her plea to admit all charges after just ten minutes. Her lawyer also requested bail, citing her advanced age. However, prosecutors believe that Huang Lü Jinru's detention is still necessary, as co-defendant Lai Yiren, who will be summoned that afternoon, has denied any wrongdoing. Liu Yiling, an attorney at Fidelity Law Firm, stated...

Koo Chung-liang paid NT$150 million to go to China to discuss baseball games. The Taipei District Court released him for 3 days. Lawyer Li Yusheng explained alternatives to detention, such as bail, responsibility, and residence restrictions.

Koo Chung-liang paid NT$150 million to go to China to discuss baseball games, Taipei Court lifted 3-day border control｜China Television News reporters You Yuhua and Zhang Shikui News link: Koo Chung-liang was sentenced to 7 years and 8 months in prison in the first instance for his involvement in the Chengcing Lake land purchase case, and was restricted from leaving the country and going to sea, and was electronically monitored with a "case phone". He recently applied to the court to lift border control from June 5 to 10, planning to go to China to discuss games as the president of the Asian Baseball Federation, and then go to Japan to visit members of the World Baseball Federation. After deliberation, the Taipei Court collegial panel only allowed him to go to China for exchanges, and ruled to pay a bail of NT$150 million to lift border control from 5 to 7 days, and also ordered Sports Director Zheng Shizhong and…

A big move to "cut off ties with the ex-boyfriend" in exchange for bail? The noblewoman Nana has been on the run for 7 years and may have colluded with others to testify and destroyed evidence... Legal analysis: The possibility of her being detained is low. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the requirements for detention and bail.

A big move to "cut off ties with the ex-boyfriend" in exchange for bail? Rich lady Nana has been on the run for 7 years and may have colluded with others to give false testimony and destroyed evidence...Legal analysis: Possibility of detention is low｜ETtoday reporters Hong Shiqing and Zhao Yixiong News link: Internet celebrity rich lady Nana, suspected of embezzling NT$180 million with her ex-boyfriend, returned to Taiwan after 7 years on the run, and the legal battle has officially begun! In order to deal with the investigation, Nana hired two lawyers at a high price. However, upon investigation, she found that the two were from the same well-known law firm as her ex-boyfriend Huang Bojian's father, Huang Lixiong's appointed lawyer. It is estimated that Nana's lawyer expenses would cost hundreds of thousands in just one day. Fidelity Law Firm…

Lady Nana faked a breakup? Attorney Li Yusheng, who was appointed by the same law firm as her ex-boyfriend's father, explained the chances of being detained or released on bail if she returns to Taiwan to surrender.

Lady Nana faked a breakup? Appointed the same law firm as ex-boyfriend’s father｜ETtoday reporter Hong Shiqing News link: Internet celebrity Nana, suspected of embezzling NT$180 million with her ex-boyfriend, fled for seven years and returned to Taiwan to be brought to justice. The legal battle has officially begun! In order to deal with the investigation, Nana hired two lawyers at a high price. However, upon investigation, she found that the two were from the same well-known law firm as her ex-boyfriend Huang Bojian's father, Huang Lixiong's appointed lawyer. It is estimated that Nana's lawyer expenses would cost hundreds of thousands in just one day. Li Yusheng, a lawyer at Fidelity Law Firm, said that the lady Nana was suspected of illegally collecting money for the first time...