謙聖國際法律事務所

Can carrying heroin for personal use still constitute drug transportation? Does admitting the facts while disputing the charge count as a confession? This article examines a Taiwan Supreme Court drug case, the difference between transportation and possession, and the requirements for statutory sentence reduction.

Stilnox is a commonly prescribed sleeping medication, but privately selling or giving away tablets containing zolpidem may lead to criminal charges in Taiwan. This guide explains Category 4 narcotics laws, penalties for online sales, unlawful transfers, possession limits, and how a criminal defense lawyer can help.

Received an EZ WAY notification for an overseas package? Before confirming, understand Taiwan's customs clearance requirements and the legal risks of unfamiliar shipments. This guide explains how EZ WAY records may be used in drug smuggling investigations, why confirmation does not automatically prove guilt, and how to protect yourself from identity misuse.

Ritalin is a legitimate prescription medication, but selling or shipping it without authorization can result in serious drug-related criminal charges in Taiwan. A Taoyuan District Court case involving overseas shipments and social media sales illustrates the risks of Category 3 narcotics offenses, attempted drug sales, and lengthy prison sentences.

A positive roadside saliva drug test does not automatically prove drug-impaired driving in Taiwan. False positives, delayed confirmatory testing, and strict pretrial detention requirements can significantly affect criminal investigations. Learn how courts evaluate drug-testing evidence and how a criminal defense lawyer can protect your rights.

製造甲基安非他命被查獲時，如果產物只有微量毒品成分，究竟算既遂還是未遂？最高法院110年度台上字第395號判決提出重要標準。本文解析毒品純度、產物型態與既遂認定，並說明為什麼「驗出成分」不等於被告就一定成立製造毒品罪。

A drug buyer or co-defendant may accuse someone of selling, supplying, or jointly trafficking drugs, but an accusation alone does not automatically establish guilt. This guide explains Taiwan’s corroborating-evidence rules, the limits on co-defendant confessions, the evidentiary risks of drug-source accusations, and how communications, financial records, surveillance footage, digital evidence, and other objective evidence are evaluated in drug cases.

Being named as a drug dealer by another suspect does not automatically prove guilt. This guide explains how Taiwan criminal defense lawyers examine police reports, prior statements, interrogation recordings, identification procedures, and corroborating evidence to challenge false or unreliable drug accusations and seek non-prosecution or acquittal.

Facing drug charges in Taiwan does not automatically mean conviction. This guide explains defense strategies for drug sales, transportation, manufacturing, possession and use cases, with real case examples involving acquittal, non-prosecution, reduced charges, addiction treatment and suspended sentences.

Can you identify an accomplice or drug supplier without exposing your identity in Taiwan? This guide explains Taiwan’s Witness Protection Act, sentence reductions for cooperating defendants, drug and aggravated fraud cases, prosecutor consent, identity confidentiality, and personal safety protection.