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You Sheng was sentenced to 8 months in the first instance for "forced indecency" with a female assistant | Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal issues related to the appeal and Yike's fine

You Sheng was sentenced to 8 months in the first trial for "forced indecency" with a female assistant|Era News reporter Cai Yijie

News link:https://youtu.be/A0bhQAH9UP0?si=Q9FtexcmQIztFOpM

Artist You Sheng was accused of sexual harassment by three women in June last year. Prosecutors determined that he "saddled astride and licked the ears" of a woman and was charged with forced indecency. The woman was also You Sheng's assistant. The first-instance verdict of the Taipei District Court came out today (24th). Yu Sheng was sentenced to eight months in prison. The entire case can be appealed. He also responded earlier and expressed respect for the judicial process.
Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said: "If Yu Sheng files an appeal because he already pleaded guilty in the first instance, his chances of fighting for innocence should be very low, but he can still continue to negotiate a settlement with the victim in the second instance. If a settlement is reached, he may be able to Trying to get a lighter sentence, but the minimum penalty for the crime of forced indecency is a fixed-term imprisonment of more than six months, so the chance of him trying to get a fixed-term imprisonment of less than six months and a fine is very slim."

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