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For years, Taiwan's Justice Ministry has tried to rid the legislature of gangsters (some lawmakers estimate that one third of Parliament has links to organized crime). A bill barring legislators with criminal backgrounds stalled pathetically, and last week the debate hit a new low--literally. When opposition legislator Diane Lee-Ching-an accused Lo Fu-chu--a reputed triad leader--of criminal connections, he slapped her. Then he slammed her head into a lectern and punched ...