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2017
Commentary: Does Changing "One Crime, One Punishment" Mean Unlimited Drug Use and Drug Dealing?
During the National Conference on Judicial Reform, some committee members proposed changing the practice of "one crime,…
2017
Commentary | Drug Possession Grams: Raising or Lowering Are Both Wrong?
On April 20, the National Conference on Judicial Reform resolved to amend the Narcotics Hazard Prevention Act, changing…
2017
Responding to Substance Abuse: From Penalization to Decriminalization, What Are the Possible Strategies?
During the recent National Conference on Judicial Reform, some members advocated for the decriminalization of drug use.…
2017
Op-Ed | Drug Policy Lacking Truth
From the perspective of sound criminal policy, I expect the National Conference on Judicial Reform to pragmatically and…
2017
Brief Notes: The 4th Meeting of the 1st Division of the Presidential Office's National Judicial Reform Conference
This meeting lasted for five and a half hours, during which two proposals were confirmed: 'Establishing protection and…
2017
Brief Notes: The 4th Meeting of Division 3 of the Presidential Office's National Consultative Conference on Judicial Reform
Lasting four hours, this meeting concluded the discussion on "reviewing the functions of the Judges and Prosecutors…
2017
Brief Note: The 4th Meeting of the 2nd Division of the Office of the President's National Judicial Reform Conference
Passed the resolution advocating for a robust first instance, a second instance based on post-hoc review as a general…
2017
[Jump-TONE Lecture] Spreading Our Knowledge to Every Corner Possible—Attorney Hsieh Meng-yu
Attorney Hsieh Meng-yu is involved with Wild at Heart Legal Defense Association (Wild at Heart), handling environmental…
2017
Press Release | A Humble Request: Research and Pilot Both Lay Participation Systems Before Making a Final Decision
How the public should participate in trials has been under lengthy discussion for five to six years. Both lay assessor…
