Source: Global Network
[ Global Network Comprehensive Reporter Zhao Youping] Taiwan's " United News Network " news, Taiwan's "Presidential Office" commissioned a research case on "Germany, Japan, and the United States' Pardon Laws and Practices", commissioned by Taipei The university won the bid for NT$320,000, which was interpreted by the outside world as paving the way for the amnesty of former Taiwan leader Chen Shui-bian. However, DPP "legislator" Luo Zhizheng said that if Chen Shui-bian is to be pardoned, there is no need to amend the law, and Tsai Ing-wen can solve the problem by directly pardoning him. This research case should be a study on the possibility of misdemeanor pardon due to overcrowding in prisons.
After leaving office, Chen Shui-bian was sentenced to 20 years in prison for corruption and money laundering. Huang Yangming, a senior Taiwanese media person, wrote a letter to Taixuewan's "Feng Media" on the 6th, saying that although Chen Shui-bian is on medical parole, except for the weak "four principles" (not giving speeches, not going on stage, not doing anything) announced by the Ministry of Justice in the past, Apart from being interviewed by the media and not talking about politics, there is almost nothing that can restrain him. In addition, in November last year, Bian had a conversation with his former rival Zhao Shaokang, and since January this year, he has hosted a weekly talk show on the radio station. The interview subjects range from his former relatives to the hot candidates in the political arena in 2024, which often attracts large-scale media coverage, and it has almost become a reality. Same as free body. However, Taiwan’s “Presidential Office” announced a restricted tender award in August, which was particularly eye-catching.
The bid was titled "Research Project Commissioned by the Presidential Office on 'Amnesty Laws and Practices in Germany, Japan and the United States'". The bid was awarded on August 3. Taipei University won the bid with a price of NT$320,000. The contract performance period is From August 16th to December 15th this year.
reported that this "commissioned research case" is expected to be concluded by the end of this year. After the case is concluded, whether it will lead to changes in Taiwan's amnesty legal system will probably be an issue of concern in the political arena. In addition, it remains to be seen whether it means that Tsai Ing-wen will take the issue of amnesty for Chen Shui-bian seriously in her second term, or if there are other overtones.
However, Taiwan's "United News Network" said that as to whether Tsai Ing-wen may complete the amnesty for the Bian case during her term, a DPP "legislator" said that there is no discussion on the matter among cross-factions at present, "This matter can be resolved It has been resolved long ago, and there is no urgency to this matter to the DPP. Now Chen Shui-bian is very free outside, and even whether he has any urgency is a question mark."
The Democratic Progressive Party "legislator" said that the previous Democratic Progressive Party group wanted to push the "Accounting Law" amendment because it involved the decriminalization of "state affairs secret expenses" and was considered to be an attempt to relieve Chen Shui-bian, so he was stuck in Taiwan. "Legislative Yuan", Chen Shui-bian still has many cases ongoing, and these issues must be resolved first before we can talk about amnesty.
In this regard, some netizens on the island believe that the relevant actions of Taiwan's "Presidential Office" are "Sima Zhao's heart", and the "Green Committee" said that "there is no three hundred taels of silver here." ↓
Some netizens said, if it’s not Chen Shui-bian, then who is it? It’s the end of the seventh lunar month, and the Gate of Hell will be closed tonight; there’s no need for amnesty! ↓
Someone else asked: Isn’t it for and A-Bian and for Tsai Ing-wen? ↓
