In civil court, Lee was ordered to pay substantial compensation to his victims. The final judgments saw him ordered to pay a total of to a group of 16 women, while separate payments were awarded to others. Even more tellingly, when Lee tried to claim that he had "deeply repented" to appeal for a sentence reduction in 2024, the Supreme Court rejected his plea , signaling that the legal system did not accept his remorse as genuine.
The case was heavily covered by the media, often described as more perverse and extensive than previous celebrity scandals in Taiwan.
Back home, the city now a quiet hum, Justin settled onto his balcony with a glass of chilled lychee‑scented sparkling water. He reviewed the day’s footage, already sketching ideas for the next vlog: a deep dive into Taiwan’s night‑market culture, a behind‑the‑scenes look at indie musicians, and perhaps a collaboration with a local fashion designer for a “Street Style of Taipei” mini‑series.
: Once the victims were heavily intoxicated or completely unconscious, he transported them back to his luxury apartment.
Taiwan’s courts took a severe stance against his actions, treating each instance of assault and unauthorized filming as distinct criminal counts. Final Rulings and Prison Term