If Tseng Yung-fu and Ch'en Shou-huang Did Indeed Engage in Lobbying, They Should Immediately Resign, and the Case Files Should Be Transferred to the Control Yuan and the Prosecutor Evaluation Commission for Investigation
Last edited: 2026-07-24
Regarding today's (6th) accusation by the Special Investigation Division that Minister of Justice Tseng Yung-fu and Taiwan High Prosecutors Office Chief Prosecutor Ch'en Shou-huang were involved in accepting lobbying to instruct prosecutors not to appeal a specific case, our Foundation issues the following statement:
- If this matter is true, leaving no room for ambiguity, both individuals should immediately resign from office.
- If both individuals deny the allegations, but subsequent investigation proves them to be true, leaving no room for ambiguity, they should likewise resign.
- The Special Investigation Division should transfer all case files and evidentiary materials to the Control Yuan and the Prosecutor Evaluation Commission for investigation.
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Attorney Lin Feng-cheng, Executive Director, Judicial Reform Foundation 02-2523-1178
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