The 67-year-old Lee Kun-hee, who led the country's biggest conglomerate by assets for about 20 years, quit the group and flagship Samsung Electronics Co. after being indicted of tax-evasion and breach-of-trust charges in April last year. ❋ Unknown (2009)
If he could be forced by tax-evasion and breach-of-trust charges to bow to the public in apology, to leave his company post, taking his wife and son with him, then surely an end is in sight for family business empires. ❋ Unknown (2008)
The change comes three weeks after Lee Kun-hee resigned as Samsung's chairman in the wake of his indictment on tax-evasion and breach-of-trust charges. ❋ Unknown (2008)
The personnel change comes three weeks after Lee Kun-hee resigned as chairman after his indictment on tax-evasion and breach-of-trust charges. ❋ Unknown (2008)
SEOUL, South Korea -- A special prosecutor concluded a high-profile investigation of Samsung Group by leveling tax-evasion and breach-of-trust charges against its chairman, but left him in control of South Korea's biggest conglomerate. ❋ Unknown (2008)
The breach-of-trust charge arose from the allegedly dodgy sale of bonds in Samsung affiliates to his children. ❋ Michael Breen (2008)
But the firestorm led prosecutors to investigate the original transaction and later file breach-of-trust charges against a former finance ministry official and two former KEB executives. ❋ Unknown (2008)
In April, the 39-year-old Jay Y. Lee stepped down as Samsung Electronics 'chief client officer following his father's resignation as group chairman over tax-evasion and breach-of-trust charges. ❋ Unknown (2008)
The judge found Mr. Lee, 66 years old, innocent of breach-of-trust charges. ❋ Unknown (2008)
An investigation of Samsung Group ended with tax-evasion and breach-of-trust charges against its chairman. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Mr. de Jong did many good things during his time in the ministry, but unfortunately it was all undone by his decision to approve the $6-million payout to cover the legal costs of defendants Dave Basi and Bob Virk, who pleaded guilty to breach-of-trust charges in the six-year-long BC Rail corruption trial. ❋ GARY MASON (2011)
Confidential government records, private e-mails, bank records, wiretap transcripts and other material is included in the massive package the Crown disclosed to the defence leading up to the breach-of-trust trial, which ended abruptly in October when Mr. Virk and Mr. Basi entered guilty pleas. ❋ MARK HUME (2011)
The two former Liberal aides pleaded guilty to four reduced breach-of-trust charges, which meant no explosive testimony by former finance minister Gary Collins, no appearance by Premier ❋ Unknown (2010)
Brown was testifying in the Dave Basi and Bobby Virk breach-of-trust and fraud trial linked with the sale of B.C. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Girl: I can't believe you told them private things and didnt tell me! That was a total breach of trust. You took an [oath] to be a secret keeper! Not to keep secrets! [As a matter of fact], you are no longer beneficial or trustworthy as far as I'm concerned.
Other girl: It was a mistake and wrong for me to do that to you.
Girl: Yeah, you [fucked up big time]. ❋ AreSeeCola (2015)
