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A man with the surname Su from Taipei City applied to study abroad in 2010, but he failed to return to his home country to serve in the military after reaching the age of 30 as required. He eventually returned to Taiwan at the age of 39. The court sentenced him to three months of imprisonment, which could be commuted to a fine. During this period, Mr. Su was urged three times by the Zhongshan District Office to report for duty but still did not comply, violating military service regulations. As a result, the prosecution filed a lawsuit against him. The judge believed that his actions harmed the fairness of the military service system, leading to the final verdict.

A man from Taipei City applied to study abroad, exceeding the age limit of 30 years, and failed to return home in accordance with the law to undergo conscription, ultimately receiving a prison sentence.

The man, surnamed Su, left the country in 2010 under the pretext of studying and continued his education abroad. However, after turning 30, he did not return to Taiwan to serve as required, and despite being urged three times by the district office, he still failed to report back and only returned to Taiwan at the age of 39. Recently, the court sentenced Mr. Su to three months in prison, which may be converted to a fine, and he has the right to appeal.

According to the court's judgment, Mr. Su was approved to leave the country for studies on September 18, 2010, and did not return until he was 39. During this period, the Zhongshan District Office had urged him three times, but he did not comply with the regulations and failed to fulfill his conscription duties, which led to the Taipei City Government referring the case for investigation.

It is understood that Mr. Su violated Article 48, Paragraph 2, Subparagraph 2 of the Enforcement Law of the Military Service Act and Article 5, Paragraph 1, Subparagraph 2 of the Regulations on Overseas Study for Conscripts, which limits the maximum age for studying in a doctoral program abroad. The prosecution thus charged him with evading conscription.

The judge indicated during the proceedings that Mr. Su's actions violated Article 3, Subparagraph 7 of the Act for Punishing Obstruction of Military Service, which interfered with the handling of conscription for conscripts, undermined the fairness of the military service system, and impaired potential national defense mobilization capabilities. Ultimately, based on Article 3, Subparagraph 7 of the Act for Punishing Obstruction of Military Service, he was sentenced to three months in prison, which may be converted to a fine and is subject to appeal.