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2016
【Legal Life】Ch5 "If you haven't lied, why fear a lie detector test?" Is it really that simple?
Although Chieh-yun gave detailed and consistent witness testimony, Chun-ming repeatedly insisted during interrogation…
2016
The Most Literary Afternoon at JRF: An Interview with Artist Shih Ping-hsi
We scheduled to meet with Professor Shih Ping-hsi on a certain May afternoon. When he pushed open the door to JRF and…
2016
Judicial Reform Involving Non-Lawyers is Quite Different
When discussing judicial reform, legal professionals have traditionally believed it to be a specialized domain that…
2016
[Legal Life] Ch4 Prosecutor, Do You Just Detain Whoever You Say?
After enduring a series of interrogations by the prosecutor in the investigative division, Ch'en Chun-ming was deemed…
2016
[Unconventional Tea Party] Proactive and Positive—Survival Guide for Large Law Firms
The Unconventional Lawyer Tea Party is an event organized by the JRF for each cohort of trainees at the Legal Training…
2016
Reasons for Expanding the Scope of Protection for Civil Servants' Freedom of Speech
Professor Lin Chia-fan's commentary at a seminar on civil servants' freedom of speech, addressing which public…
2016
A Brief Discussion on Civil Servant Whistleblowers and Practical Case Analysis of Political Speech
The main theme of this lecture discusses whether a civil servant can invoke freedom of speech to contest a disciplinary…
2016
Judicial Review Standards for Civil Servant Disciplinary Actions—Origin of the Forum: Opening Remarks by Lin Wei-ting
This case originated from an article and drawing titled "Repentance" created by Lin Wen-wei. Initially, the article…
2016
Are Prison Reforms Strictly Black and White?
The Lin Wen-wei case serves as an opportunity to understand the plight of frontline prison officers and break down the…
