Fu Kunqi warns the Ministry of Justice that bribery investigations "enough is enough"! Chen Peiyu angrily said: Do we still need to look at the legislator’s face when handling a case?

Yang Wukong, chairman of the Hualien Progress Party who once campaigned for Fu Kunqi to fight against his dismissal, was detained on suspicion of public welfare embezzlement. Fu Jin questioned the standards for investigating election bribery in the Legislative Yuan and warned Justice Minister Zheng Mingqian that "enough is enough." The two sides clashed several times. In this regard, Democratic Progressive Party legislator Chen Peiyu said that Taiwan is a country governed by the rule of law. Investigation and investigation of election bribery should be based on information and evidence. When did the serious investigation of bribery turn into a matter that requires legislators to warn "enough is enough"? Do we still need to look at the color of the legislators when investigating and punishing election bribery?

Chen Peiyu said in a Facebook post that this is too ridiculous! Fu Kunqi actually escorted election bribery? The Minister of Justice said that the investigation of bribery is "enough is enough"!

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Yesterday's Legislative Yuan question was really eye-opening. During the questioning process, Fu Kunqi kept pressing the Minister of Justice, "Does the candidate holding large-scale events count as vote bribery?"

Chen Peiyu pointed out that in the face of increasing pressure, the minister directly referred to the Supreme Court's judgment and entered into a direct confrontation. To put it simply, the establishment of vote bribery does not require shouting out please vote for me immediately (explicitly); from the perspective of objective actions, both parties know that they are buying votes and accepting votes. The judgment standard is "whether it will affect the voters' willingness to vote." In this way, the consideration relationship is established!

Chen Peiyu continued to point out that in the end, faced with the objective standards of the country's Supreme Court and the minister's explanation, Fu Kunqi not only refused to listen, but also insisted on the issue of affecting voting intention. She said that the minister's explanation was a "big joke" and "what kind of logic is this." What's even more outrageous is that Fu Kunqi At the end of the inquiry, a long list of politicians who have recently been subject to judicial investigation was directly listed. The Ministry of Justice criticized the Ministry of Justice for prosecuting so many people as "the number one KPI", and openly "warned" the Minister of Justice, warning that before the next election, the handling of cases must be "enough."

Chen Peiyu said bluntly that Taiwan is a country governed by the rule of law. Investigation and investigation of election bribery should be based on information and evidence. When did the serious investigation of bribery turn into a matter that requires legislators to warn "enough is enough"? Do we still need to look at the color of the legislators when investigating and punishing election bribery? Politics should not interfere with the judiciary. Please return a clean election environment to the people of Taiwan!