英文摘要 |
This article aims to analyze the criminal liability of bribery in Taiwan's Criminal Code, especially the topic of 'quid pro quo' Relation, including its legal character, material conception and criterion. The author argues that the quid pro quo relation constitutes the punishment ground of bribery. In addition, to achieve the quid pro quo relation, there must be agreement between provider and public officer that illegal interests are given for a specific performance of public affair. Lastly, as the court establishes it, this relation cannot be inferred only because the public officer has received illegalinterests. From the three perspectives, the author will review a Taiwan's Supreme Court Decision and discuss if the Decision has faults in fact-finding and reasoning. |