A repeat drunk driver in Pingtung hit and killed a female college student and paid a NT$100,000 bail. He refused to accept the lawsuit and filed a lawsuit.

Zhan Weikai, who was declared by the Kaohsiung City Government as a repeat offender of drunken and drug driving and refusing to take a test, drove drunk again and killed a female college student.

The Pingtung District Prosecutor's Office yesterday (3rd) investigated the case of drunk driving recidivist Zhan Weikai who hit and killed a female college student, and applied to the Pingtung District Court for detention. The Pingtung District Court late at night ruled that he should be bailed out at 100,000 yuan and restricted from residence. The screen prosecutor believed that the original ruling had serious errors in the application of the admission of facts, and the ruling was disproportionate. Today, he filed a protest with the court in accordance with the law.

Prosecutor Lai Di'an of the Pingtung District Prosecutor's Office investigated the case, and after a cross-examination, he found that Zhan Nan was involved in Paragraph 3 of Article 185-3 of the Criminal Code. He had committed the same crime within 10 years, which was confirmed by the court's judgment and caused death by drunk driving. The crime was serious and it was a felony. He had fled and repeatedly committed the same crime. After Yu applied to the court for detention, the court ruled to post a bail of 100,000 yuan and restrict his residence. The main reason was that although the defendant was suspected of serious crimes and was at risk of fleeing, detention was not necessary based on the principle of proportionality. In addition, the prosecutor pointed out that the records of previous cases were different from the circumstances of this case, and it was difficult to conclude that there was a risk of repeated implementation.

The screener filed a protest today, believing that Zhan Nan is at risk of repeated offenses. Zhan Nan's 113-year drunk driving sentence has been confirmed and completed. On June 25, 2015, and July 2, 2015, he was listed on Kaohsiung City's public list of drunk (drug) driving and test-rejection recidivists. He drank and drove many times in a short period of time, and the drunk driving situation became increasingly serious. This drunk driving resulted in the death of a female college student on the spot. The lightest sentence in this case is more than 5 years, and repeat offenders will have a heavier sentence, and there is a risk of fleeing. The bail of only 100,000 yuan is useless.

In addition, Zhan Nan stayed at the scene after the incident to prove his identity as a driver. This was only a reference for whether the sentencing could be reduced afterwards, and was not enough to eliminate the high risk of absconding in fear of crime when faced with a severe sentencing trial in the future. The case resulted in the loss of young lives and the breakdown of families. The original ruling claimed to consider the degree of damage to legal rights, but on the other hand released the driver with a bond equivalent to a minor property crime. The decision was obviously unbalanced, so he filed a protest.