Conclusion of Hong Kong-Taiwan loophole means teen accused of killing girlfriend in Taipei may never face charges

        Summing up the discussion it can be said that the Taiwan and not recognize its jurisdiction, that made this case very complicated  for the legal authorities  of Taiwan and Taipei to handle. The Taiwan prosecutor is inquiry a Canadian spectator over a case of fraud concerning Canadian nationals and Taiwanese. The reason of killing his girlfriend not very serious and it seems to be a fight between both people. The Chan prior to killing his girlfriend seems to get involved in activities of theft according to the investigation get from the friends of both Poon and Chen. The case is even more complicated it has said by the judge. It has need of suspecting questions before to placing the charges by Taiwan against him. The jury is reaching to the classic example of the judgment of the guilty or not guilty. It also cannot be terminated when evidences are observed by the judges as insufficient to convicting the defendants. It is possible that a person is charged with as a firefighter for killing another person and at the same time he might be charged with assault. Furthermore, the alleged person Chan’s arrest held in Hong Kong where he was caught against with the handling stolen good and theft charges. Consequently, one state or federal government cannot take legal action on a person two times for one crime.  This significantly increases the intimidation of duplicative prosecution or an enormous and growing conduct.

        In this case, in detail analyses are necessary by the court to assume about the rational happening of the jury. Give emphasis to the needs for data and information investigation that focus on murder dynamics. It is also important to analyze the importance of place of crime and where the killing of the victim is take place. There are said to be some issues of the double Jeopardy infrastructure that need to be deal with in the Hong Kong-Taiwan loophole, but the major subject is that there are not a lot of case studies supporting this case.