曾代表国民党参选嘉义市议员的林雪峰因接受中共资助并招攬村里长赴陆宣传，被依反滲透法等罪嫌判刑四年[1]。该案经二审判决后，最高法院驳回其上诉，判决最终定讞[1]。
法院判决书明确认定，"中共政府显属主张采取非和平手段危害我国主权并与我国武力对峙之国家、政治实体或团体"[1]。林雪峰曾辩称"中共是我国的友好势力"，但被法院驳回[1]。陆委会副主委梁文傑表示，此判决确立了"中共是境外敌对势力"获得法院肯认，对後续类似案件影响重大[1]。
Lin Xuefeng, who once ran as a candidate for the Chinese Nationalist Party in Chiayi City councilor elections, has been sentenced to four years in prison under the Counter-Infiltration Act after a high court upheld his conviction [1]. Lin was charged with accepting funding from the Chinese Communist Party and recruiting village chiefs to travel to mainland China for propaganda activities [1]. The Supreme Court rejected his appeal, making the sentence final [1].
The court's decision carries significant legal weight in establishing Beijing's status domestically. In its ruling, the court determined that the "Chinese Communist government is clearly a state, political entity, or organization that advocates using non-peaceful means to endanger the nation's sovereignty and confronts our country militarily" [1]. Lin had claimed that the Chinese Communist Party was "a friendly force," an argument the court rejected [1]. Deputy Minister of the Mainland Affairs Council Liang Wenjie stated that the judgment has secured judicial recognition that "the Chinese Communist Party is a foreign hostile force," with major implications for subsequent similar cases [1].