The Liberty Times reported that the Taipei District Prosecutors Office indicted an in-house clerk on suspicion of secretly filming and sharing a sexual video it held as case evidence. It drew notice that prosecutors pursued judicial action without exception even for an internal member's misconduct.

Case evidence—especially sensitive material containing a victim's privacy—demands strict management and confidentiality. Privately filming and distributing it is a grave offense that inflicts secondary harm on the victim.

Trust in judicial and investigative agencies flows from a rigorous capacity for self-cleansing of internal misconduct. Holding even 'one's own' accountable without exception is key to preserving an institution's fairness and trust.

This newspaper reports judicial matters on a factual basis while also stressing the perspective of victim protection. Strict management of evidence is fundamental to protecting victims' rights.