Taiwan News 2010-04-03 The Taiwan High Court is scheduled to announce the second verdict on June 11 after summoning several defendants yesterday to testify in the embezzlement case against former president Chen Shui-bian. The ex-president’s alleged embezzlement of the presidential “state affairs fund” is currently in its second round of legal proceedings at the...
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The China Post April 3, 2010 TAIPEI, Taiwan — The possibility of releasing former President Chen Shui-bian on bail is slim if the NT$700 million in his family’s Swiss bank accounts isn’t remitted to Taiwan, the presiding  judge in Chen’s money laundering and corruption cases said yesterday. At a Taiwan High Court collegial hearing,...
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The China Post March 31, 2010 TAIPEI, Taiwan — The Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) yesterday caught 11 young female suspects who were involved in gambling and fraud ring activities in Taipei County, TVBS reporters said. According to CIB officials, the female suspects are a part of a gang that goes around in northern Taiwan...
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Focus Taiwan 2010/03/28 Taipei, March 28 (CNA) A ranking justice official said Sunday that China has not been aggressive enough in helping to return Taiwanese fugitives who are hiding in the mainland. Nevertheless, Vice Justice Minister Wu Chen-huan said, Taiwan and China have been making great efforts to jointly crack down on crimes across...
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Times of India Mar 26, 2010 MANGALORE: Capt Glen Patrick Aroza, the master of a Japanese very large cargo carrier (VLCC) M T Tosa, who was facing charges of alleged `involuntary manslaughter’ was exonerated of all charges by a three-judge Bench, in Taiwan on Friday. Master Mariner, Capt A K Bansal, a fellow of...
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