新北地方法院11日宣判陸配徐春鶯違反反滲透法等罪案，合議庭判處應執行有期徒刑7年[1]。其中，徐春鶯因受滲透來源指示為直轄市長候選人站台造勢，觸犯反滲透法被判有期徒刑2年；另因為總統候選人站台造勢及接受媒體採訪宣傳該候選人，被判有期徒刑2年2月[1]。
檢方原對徐春鶯求處21年6月的重刑[1]，與法院一審判決存在明顯差距。陸委會認為以滲透來源層級不高作為輕判理由不符合經驗法則，並表示倘若檢方上訴，願提供司法單位相關意見[1]。
The New Taipei District Court issued its first-instance verdict on August 11, sentencing Xu Chunying, a mainland Chinese spouse, to seven years imprisonment for violations of the Anti-Infiltration Act and related charges [1]. The court imposed a total sentence of eight years and seven months, with seven years as the final term to be served [1].
The prosecution had sought a significantly heavier penalty of 21 years and six months [1]. The Taiwan Mainland Affairs Council questioned the court's reasoning for the lighter sentence, noting that attributing leniency to the lower hierarchical level of the infiltration source did not align with common legal experience [1]. The council stated that should the prosecution appeal, it would be willing to submit relevant opinions to the judicial authorities [1].
Xu was convicted on multiple counts related to her cooperation with external forces. She received a two-year sentence for violating the Anti-Infiltration Act by accepting instructions from infiltration sources to campaign for a municipal mayoral candidate [1], and an additional two years and two months for campaigning on behalf of a presidential candidate and conducting media interviews for campaign purposes [1].