forced indecency

A drunk woman was dragged home by her neighbor and "disappeared for 20 minutes." A lawyer says CCTV footage can be used as evidence. | FTV News reporter Huang Enlin. News Link: Continuing to follow this suspected case of "picking up a drunk woman"! The woman accused a male resident from upstairs of forcibly taking her home while she was drunk. She claimed that she only sobered up and escaped after about 20 minutes. She decided to sue the man for sexual harassment, unlawful confinement, intimidation, and assault. However, how to prove the 20 minutes she disappeared? The lawyer said that it's possible to infer whether the man committed any illegal acts from outside CCTV footage. An elderly man in red was walking around the community hall; he was accused by the female resident of taking advantage of her while she was drunk…

News and Video Sources: Case Background and Legal Controversy: Washington Post Exposes a "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 of being closely linked to organized crime groups such as the Bamboo Union in Taiwan, 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 is stuck in the Constitutional Court…

NONO was charged with 7 sexual crimes and sentenced to 2 years and 6 months in prison for 1 crime in the first trial. She pleaded not guilty in 7 court appearances. NONO was criticized by prosecutors for her poor character. | Sanli News reporters Chen Yixuan and Liao Yiyang News link: Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said that NONO was suspected of 3 forced sexual intercourses, 2 forced indecency, and 2 attempted forced sexual intercourses. However, since there were no other witnesses at the time of the incident and there was no clear evidence, the judge ruled not guilty for forced sexual intercourse and forced indecency, and only found the attempted forced sexual intercourse to be a crime and sentenced her to 2 years and 6 months in prison...

Sexual harassment reported at the health club! Female customer's hand was placed on "inner thigh" | Mirror News reporters Gong Pinrou and Zhao Shiyuan News link: A 24-hour health spa in Da'an District, Taipei, was publicly accused by a female netizen of being sexually harassed by a male chef in the early hours of yesterday (3/29). Not only was his hand placed on the other's inner thigh, the other person even stepped on the consumer's leg, making her feel very uncomfortable. However, the store later said that it had fired the person involved and that it was a personal problem and had nothing to do with them. In response to this, the business owner said that if the master does not comply with the store's regulations, he will never be hired again, and the 1,200 yuan fee has been fully refunded. As for the sexual harassment case...

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy - Hsiao Chia-chi's Second Son Embroiled in Controversy Again! Alleged Forced Indecent Assault. Hsiao Wei-cheng Denies All Allegations | CTS News Reporter Huang Rou-rong. A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm stated that if a person commits indecent acts against another person through violence, coercion, or other means against the victim's will, they are guilty of the crime of forced indecent assault under the Criminal Code, potentially facing imprisonment for six months to five years. Fidelity Law Firm Lawyer's Opinion: Fidelity Law Firm lawyers remind that in similar cases, one should not only look at the news headline but also return to the evidence, legal requirements, procedural stages, and the actual goals of the parties involved. If the case has entered the court, district prosecutor's office, investigation bureau, or negotiation process, the sooner…

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy - Chris Yu's Verdict Revealed, Adding to Controversy; Comeback May Be Far Off | Mirror News Reporters Yan Kaixu and Wang Yongbai Entertainer Chris Yu was sentenced to eight months in prison with a five-year suspended sentence for alleged forced indecency. Yesterday (April 13), his full verdict was revealed, sparking controversy again. The verdict states that before the trial, Yu twice approached the victim and gave her a "preliminary response document," hoping she would cooperate in court by stating that she believed Yu did not intend to commit forced indecency and attempting to coerce her into giving false testimony. Perjury and abetting perjury - Criminal lawyer at Fidelity Law Firm…

Black people who are involved in the crime of "forced indecency" may face up to 5 years in prison | Mirror News reporters Cui Zhaohui, Xie Jialin, and Yang Dingdun News link: If the accusations of artist Da Ya are true, what kind of criminal liability will "black" Chen Jianzhou face? The lawyer pointed out that the behavior of the black man "bear hugging" from behind may constitute the crime of "forced indecency" under the Criminal Code. This is a non-complaint matter. The retrospective period is 20 years, and the judiciary has not yet had time to intervene. If a black man is found guilty, he may have to face a prison sentence of more than 6 months and less than 5 years. Lawyer Li Yusheng said that if the crime of forced indecency and forced sexual intercourse and other related legal issues are...

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy; Judge Released on Bail of NT$800,000 After Questioning for Allegedly Helping Fraud Ring's Strategist Launder Money | Mirror News Reporters Gong Pinrou and Chen Xiangwei. In Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, three women were randomly groped yesterday morning (June 13th), all near a well-known shopping mall. After receiving the report, the police summoned the suspect, surnamed Zhong, for questioning. He claimed to suffer from dementia and had forgotten what he did, but the three victims still insisted on filing charges of forced indecent assault. A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm stated that the perpetrator groped the victims before they could react, which violates the sexual harassment prevention law…