Taiwanese Legislator Faces Corruption Charges
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Taiwanese legislator Chen Hsueh-sheng is under investigation for alleged corruption, including defrauding assistant fees and accepting business sponsorships. He has been granted bail, along with a company executive, as the investigation into his alleged misuse of shell companies and lobbying activities continues.
Chen Hsueh-sheng Granted Bail in NT$2 Million Case; Weng Hsiao-ling Slams 'Green Terror'
- KMT legislator Chen Hsueh-sheng is being investigated for allegedly defrauding assistant fees and receiving improper benefits. - He was released on NT$2 million bail and restricted from leaving the country. - Another legislator, Weng Hsiao-ling, criticized the investigation, calling it "green terror" and alleging a political targeting of senior lawmakers before elections.
Lawmaker Chen Hsueh-sheng Granted Bail on Corruption Charges; Company Executive Also Posts Bail
- Taiwanese legislator Chen Hsueh-sheng is accused of corruption and soliciting bribes by using shell companies to hire assistants. - He allegedly used his position to pressure China Petroleum to term…
Taiwanese Legislator Chen Hsueh-sheng Investigated for Fraud and Business Sponsorship
- Taiwanese legislator Chen Hsueh-sheng is under investigation for allegedly defrauding assistant fees and accepting sponsorships from businesses. - Prosecutors searched his legislative office and oth…
KMT Legislator Chen Hsueh-sheng Questioned Over Allegations of Fraudulent Assistant Fees and Business Sponsorship
- KMT legislator Chen Hsueh-sheng is under investigation for allegedly using relatives as proxies to defraud the Legislative Yuan of assistant fees. - He is also accused of receiving sponsorships from…