TAIPEI (AFP) – A Taiwanese court Friday found former president Ma Ying-jeou not guilty in a political leaks case, his second acquittal in a raft of lawsuits brought against him since he stepped down last year. Ma was cleared of charges of leaking secrets and instructing a top prosecutor to disclose confidential information about a judicial probe in 2013. “Defendant Ma Ying-jeou is found not guilty” of violating the communication security and surveillance act…
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