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2026.08.21
# Criminal Law
Confession and Sentence Reduction in Securities Crime Cases — Supreme Court Criminal Judgment No. 1357 of 2026
Article 171 of Taiwan’s Securities and Exchange Act provides for sentence reduction when a defendant confesses during the investigation and satisfies the statutory requirements. But how much must a defendant actually admit? In Supreme Court Criminal Judgment No. 1357 of 2026, the Court held that a qualifying confession must encompass the essential facts relating to both the objective elements of the offense and the defendant’s subjective criminal intent. This article examines the judgment and its practical implications for defense strategy during criminal investigations.
2026.07.17
# Criminal Law
What Should You Do If You Are Involved in a Criminal Case in Taiwan?
Receiving a police notice or a prosecutor's summons in Taiwan can be intimidating, but it does not necessarily mean that you are guilty. This guide explains every stage of Taiwan's criminal justice process—from police interviews and prosecutorial investigations to criminal trials, appeals, and sentence enforcement. It also answers the most frequently asked questions and dispels common misconceptions, helping you understand your legal rights and make informed decisions if you become involved in a criminal case.