Offense against public order — non-prosecution (不起訴)
Under the non-prosecution (不起訴) decision caption «Offense against public order», we defended defendants alleged to have disturbed public order after a minor dispute among friends; investigation closed with non-prosecution (不起訴).
The caption listed disturbance of public order. Police accepted the report and summoned parties for investigation; the file described a minor quarrel. Authorities initially treated the conduct as joint disturbance of order, but the prosecutor ultimately found insufficient suspicion.
Our attorneys presented the facts, explaining the minor dispute, limited harm to legal interests, and requested non-prosecution (不起訴).
- Was there joint criminal intent?
- Was this merely a private dispute?
- Does evidence meet the standard of proof beyond reasonable doubt?
Taiwan Code of Criminal Procedure Art. 154(2), Art. 253(1); elements must be assessed from the case file.
The prosecutor found insufficient suspicion and issued a non-prosecution (不起訴) decision.
* Personal data such as names and ID numbers in this Decision of Non-Prosecution (personal data redacted) has been redacted in accordance with Taiwan's Personal Data Protection Act * Document images are official Traditional Chinese legal papers; the original text controls.
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