Is the judicial scalper illegal?

Judicial scalpers are illegal. Judicial scalpers, that is, they use their positions to defraud property and help others get rid of legal sanctions in an illegal and improper way, but many of them cannot be honored.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, similar organizations appeared in Shanghai (lawyers whose careers were abolished continued to operate underground by virtue of their official and business relations with the courts and officialdom, and competed with lawyers legalized by the national government in business, because judicial justice was seriously distorted by money, and there was a legacy of "having money to judge life and not having money to judge death"), and their behavior was naturally labeled as a scalper.

The judicial scalper is a reform of the ancient system of judges and litigators, making the old relationship attached to the new system and continuing to play the old role. After the Republic of China, the ancient method of conspiring with the government to distort the justice of justice and prison was inherited by the judicial scalper. Even today, traces of judicial scalpers can still be seen everywhere.

Judicial scalper is an "informal system" or "informal relationship" in justice. Judicial scalper is the most familiar name of greedy intermediary industry in Taiwan Province Province.

Case 2065438+On July 27th, 2000, Taiwan Province Central News Agency reported that Chen Zhen 'an, the former deputy secretary-general of Chen Shui-bian's office, was accused of judicial scalping and other cases, and Taiwan Province High Court pronounced the case overturned in the morning. The collegiate bench of the High Court of Taiwan Province Province revoked the first-instance 12-year imprisonment sentence, and changed the provisions of the Regulation on Corruption during Prosecution, and sentenced Chen Zhenan to seven months imprisonment for obtaining money by fraud, but the prosecution can still appeal to the Supreme Court of Taiwan Province Province.

According to the report, Chen Zhenan was accused of insider trading in red shares. Taiwan's "High Court" found in the first instance that Chen Zhenan bought and sold stocks before the announcement of major news affecting stocks, so he still maintained his acquittal. According to the report, Chen Zhenan was accused of defrauding NT$ 6 million from Liang Baixun, chairman of Xinji Zhongjian, when he was the deputy secretary-general of Chen Shui-bian's office. He was sentenced to 12 years in the first instance for the crime of cheating money by civil servants. The second trial was changed to 9 years.

After the prosecution and Chen Zhenan appealed separately, the Taiwan Province "High Court" ruled in the first instance in the morning that Chen Zhenan, as the deputy secretary-general of Chen Shui-bian's office, did not have the real power of judicial investigation, and did not constitute the crime of "taking advantage of his position" in the original judgment. Therefore, he was sentenced to 1 year imprisonment for ordinary fraud, instead of the original applicable corruption regulations. Because of Chen Zhen 'an's judicial scalper behavior, the provisions on commutation apply.