This study analyzes the impact of CSR evaluation on the stock price of Taiwanese listed companies after they are declared illegal to discover the importance of corporate social responsibility (CSR) to companies. The empirical findings found that the cumulative abnormal return of stocks in the top-ranked CSR companies after a significant illegal event did not affect significance negatively. When an illegal incident occurs in a company in the lower CSR class, they had a significant negative cumulative abnormal return, in other words, the market will impose further penalties on the company's stock price for selling.