Sued under the National Security Law and asked for a heavy sentence of 14 years, Gao Jin Sumei cried out: not a dime flowed into my pocket
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- Non-party legislator Ko Kim So-mei was charged by the High Prosecutor's Office with a 14-year sentence for crimes related to the National Security Law and the Corruption Crime Ordinance.
- She issued a statement denying that she was developing organizations for the CCP and receiving mainland capital.
- She accused the indictment of being untrue and believed that she was responsible for the unfavorable investigation of Zhang Junjie, the director of the transfer office.
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Why It Matters
Gao Jin Sumei was suspected of violating the National Security Law and the Corruption Crime Ordinance, and the High Prosecutor's Office sued and sought a heavy sentence of 14 years. She denies all accusations and believes that the prosecution is to transfer the responsibility of office director Zhang Junjie for his fugitive investigation.
Non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei was involved in the National Security Law case. The High Prosecutor's Office today (6th) indicted the National Security Law and the Corruption Crime Ordinance and demanded a heavy sentence of 14 years. In this regard, Gao Jin Sumei stated that she did not develop organizations for the CCP, nor did she receive any mainland capital. The crimes contained in the indictment were not true. The prosecution should not be hastily to shift the focus because the arrest of Zhang Junjie, the director of her office, failed to escape.
The statement pointed out that the indictment mentioned in the indictment that she went to Japan and the United Nations to protest, opposed arms purchases, and fine-tuned the curriculum due to the Yasukuni Shrine incident were all her consistent claims. They were not authorized by the CCP, and there was no consideration, and not a cent went into her pocket. The tribal task force mentioned in the indictment has been clarified in another case and has nothing to do with her. The High Prosecutor's Office used apparently contradictory logic to convict her. She deeply regrets it.
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The statement stated that she was interrogated by the National Security Department and the High People's Procuratorate for the first time on November 2 this year. The situation of the case was explained in detail, and the defense lawyer pointed out that there were major flaws in the timing and financial flow of the case. The prosecutor ordered the defense lawyer to explain in court that the hasty prosecution after just three days was obviously to shift the responsibility for Zhang Junjie's unfavorable investigation.
Gao Jin Sumei said that it was unimaginable that in the past 24 years, she had visited tribes step by step, held hands with each tribe, cared about their needs, and been reelected for seven terms. She would be indicted accusing her of receiving money from Mainland China to be re-elected. If it is true, as stated in the indictment, that she was involved in violations of the National Security Law from 1994 to 105, is it necessary to monitor her for more than 20 years? Moreover, ten years later, if she files a lawsuit before the election, she will present relevant evidence in the trial to defend her innocence and never compromise.
Gao Jin Sumei emphasized that she always believed that there must be a positive force of kindness in this world, which is the real guide to the direction of the world. All she can do is to stick to this kind heart with a clear conscience.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Gao Jin Sumei will present evidence at trial to defend innocence
Likely · Within months
Open Questions
- What is Zhang Junjie’s current whereabouts?
- What specific evidence does the prosecutor have?
- What is the trial time and process of the case?
