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台灣將毒品「依托咪酯」列為最高管制級別，最高可判死刑
台灣將依托咪酯及其相關物質從第二類毒品升級為第一類，最高可判處死刑。此舉源於今年七月一起因使用含依托咪酯的電子煙彈導致的致命車禍，引發公眾對該物質的擔憂。此次升級速度之快，使其成為管制級別提升最快的物質之一。
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German Justice Ministers Back Limiting Harsher Penalties for Insulting Politicians
German Justice Ministers have supported a proposal to restrict stricter penalties for insulting politicians to only local and elected officials. The move aims to amend a controversial section of the penal code, Section 188, which provides special protection and harsher punishments for political figures. While insulting politicians will remain illegal under Section 185, the proposed change would subject insults against high-ranking politicians to the general provisions of the penal code, resulting in lighter penalties and requiring a formal complaint from the aggrieved party for prosecution. This decision comes amidst ongoing debate and recent court rulings that have highlighted the complexities of free speech versus protection for public figures.
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Taiwan proposes harsher penalties for draft dodgers
Taiwan's Ministry of the Interior has proposed amendments to the Alternative Service Act, introducing a minimum one-year prison sentence for those attempting to evade alternative military service. The draft also includes a two-thirds sentence enhancement for individuals who intentionally delay until the age of retirement to avoid service, aiming to deter draft evasion and uphold the fairness of the conscription system.
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2026 World Cup to Feature Advanced Tech for Offside Calls and Penalties
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Stricter Penalties for Drug Driving Approved by Executive Yuan
Taiwan's Executive Yuan approved draft amendments to increase penalties for drug driving, including life sentences for repeat offenders in cases resulting in death. Vehicles will be confiscated, and licenses revoked for life in severe incidents.
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Taiwanese Cabinet Approves Stricter Penalties for Drug-Driving Offenses
Taiwan's Cabinet has approved amendments to the Criminal Code to significantly increase penalties for drug-driving. New penalties include up to 5 years imprisonment for drug driving, 3-10 years for causing serious injury, and 5-12 years for causing death. Repeat offenders causing death within 10 years face life imprisonment or 7-12 years.
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Italy's Government Approves Decree on AI, Introducing New Crime and Civil Penalties
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Reform UK Proposes Stricter Penalties for Littering and Fly-Tipping
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has called for increased penalties for littering and fly-tipping, including raising fixed penalty notices to £5,000 and mandatory fines for commercial offenses. The party also proposed a national action day and stricter regulations for fast food outlets.
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US Supreme Court Backs FCC Fine System Against AT&T, Verizon
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Taiwan Considers Stricter Penalties for Drug-Impaired Driving, Including Vehicle Confiscation
Taiwan's Ministry of Transportation is proposing stricter penalties for drug-impaired driving, including potentially confiscating vehicles and revoking licenses even if the driver wasn't operating the vehicle at the time of drug use. Legislators support these measures, advocating for a zero-tolerance approach.
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World Cup Upsets: Data Analysis of Underdog Victories Since 1993
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Taiwan to Increase Penalties for Drug-Driving Incidents
Taiwan's Executive Yuan will propose a comprehensive plan to combat drug-driving, including stricter penalties, vehicle confiscation, enhanced license management, and mandatory addiction treatment. The measures aim to address the recent surge in fatal drug-driving incidents and protect public safety.
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Mayor Lu Xiuyan: Stricter penalties for drug-driving deaths needed
台中市長盧秀燕認為法務部擬修法提高毒駕致死刑責至12年仍太輕，應加重刑責以達嚇阻作用，並建議修法應「一步到位」。
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Taiwan to toughen penalties for drug-driving, including potential vehicle destruction
Taiwan is set to significantly increase penalties for drug-driving, including license revocation for up to three years and hefty fines. The Ministry of Transportation is also considering the destruction of vehicles used by drug drivers and will apply administrative penalties regardless of where the drugs were consumed.
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Taiwan's Ministry of Transportation is set to amend traffic laws to impose stricter penalties for drug-driving. The proposed changes include revoking licenses for up to three years for users of first and second-class drugs, even if not driving, and penalizing passengers who knowingly ride with a drug-impaired driver.
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