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Xu Han, a former CEO of China Petroleum Refining Department, was suspected of accepting kickbacks of more than 16.86 million yuan from industry operators. After investigation by the prosecutor, he was prosecuted in accordance with the Corruption Crimes Regulations. On March 23, the first instance sentenced him to 25 years in prison.
Xu Han, the former CEO of China Petroleum Refining Department, was involved in corruption. The first trial lasted for 25 years. Before the sentencing, he cut off an electronic anklet and fled. He was later arrested in Taitung. After a trial by the Qiao Yuan, Xu Han was found guilty of being an accomplice in destroying and concealing items in his possession as a civil servant and was sentenced to 2 years and August. Can be appealed.
The verdict of the Qiaotou District Court stated that Xu Hanshe invested NT$60,000 for his friend Lin to purchase a "rights car" as a means of escape. Lin then paid a deposit of NT$6,000 to book a house in a farm in the mountainous area of Taitung County that was not open to the public as a hiding place. Later, Xu Han's girlfriend Lin drove two people to a temple in Wanluan Township, Pingtung County to survey the terrain and simulate an escape route.
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The judgment mentioned that on March 19, Xu Han carried more than 200,000 yuan in cash, clothing, a grinder and other items, and went out from his home in Kaohsiung alone. After taking a taxi to Chaozhou Town, Pingtung County, he took a taxi to a bridge near Wanluan Township and cut off his body with a grinder. They then packed the electronic anklet and the super-integrated all-in-one mobile phone issued by Qiaoyuan into a bag. After Lin drove to pick him up, Xu Han drove and Lin discarded the electronic anklet and mobile phone. The two went to the farm until they were seized by the prosecutor on March 24.
The judge considered that the three people's plan to destroy the electronic anklet and escape was carefully divided and took several months to plan. After escaping, they spent a lot of judicial resources on the investigation, which seriously undermined the fairness of the judiciary and the operation of the process. Xu Han should also be held responsible for evading another case. He escaped through a careful plan and was a major participant in the case. His participation was the deepest and had a huge impact on social security and public morals. He confessed to the crime after committing the crime and was sentenced to 2 years and 8 months in prison for being a co-culprit of destroying and concealing items in his possession as a civil servant.
As for Ms. Lin and Mr. Lin, the judge considered that Ms. Lin participated in the formulation and planning of the escape plan beforehand. The degree of participation was not deep and she confessed to the crime. She was sentenced to six months in prison and a fine for jointly committing the crime of destroying and concealing items in her possession as a civil servant; Mr. Lin assisted in planning and executing the destruction. , concealed electronic anklets, mobile phones and escape plans, and contacted farmers for Xu Han to avoid pursuit. He was deeply involved, and had a history of fraud, injury, robbery, etc., and argued the crime during the investigation. He was sentenced to one year and four months in prison for jointly committing the crime of destroying and concealing items in his possession as a civil servant. Can be appealed.
The whole case began when Xu Han was the CEO of China Petroleum Refining Department. He was involved in collecting kickbacks from industry players. The prosecutor found that the amount of bribes he collected amounted to more than 16.86 million yuan, and he was prosecuted for violating corruption regulations. The first instance of the case was pronounced on March 23. Xu Han was sentenced to 25 years in prison and deprived of public rights for 9 years for 11 crimes including corruption. He did not appear in court on the day of the sentencing.
Xu Han was allowed to be imprisoned in January 2011. In June 2012, the Qiaoyuan Court ruled that Xu Han should be released on bail and restricted his residence, departure and overseas travel, and regular check-in. In 2014, the Qiaoyuan Court implemented technological surveillance. After his electronic anklet was disassembled, the Qiaoyuan Court ruled that the security deposit would be confiscated and a wanted order was issued on March 20. The Qiaotou District Prosecutor's Office investigated Xu Han for crimes such as damaging public property.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Xu Han will appeal against the verdict in this case
Very likely · Within weeks
Qiaoyuan will continue to investigate the remaining parties related to Xu Han’s corruption case
Likely · Within months

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