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2015
An Idealist Ahead of His Time: Remembering Prosecutor Lai Ching-Hsiang
Lai-tzu, you said, "I am very lonely, and I don't have many friends." You were wrong. Prosecutor Hung Cheng-ho, who…
2015
Distorted Judicial Statistics Destroy Prosecutors' Lives
Reviewing the case-management and evaluation system dating back to the T'ung-Chih era of the Ch'ing dynasty, which has…
2015
Remembering Prosecutor Lai with Love
I am Kuo Mei-Chun, a small-town lawyer from Yilan. Who I am is not important; what matters is that I am one of the many…
2015
In 2015, We Brought the Courtroom into the Classroom!
In 2015, we launched our campus tour, visiting 9 counties and cities. Partnering with university departments, high…
2015
A Half-Open Door Letting in No Sunlight: Judicial Reform and Human Rights Organizations' Earnest Expectations of the Supreme Court
The "Taiwan Death Penalty Report" published by civil society organizations in 2010 publicly called on the Supreme Court…
2015
How I Wish the Judges in the Ting Hsin Case Had Taken Bribes
This would have been a clear and simple exit: doubts about the judiciary would be confirmed, and the Ting Hsin Group's…
2015
Ch'en Chao-min Never Interfered with the Trial! Prosecutor-General Tsai, Do You Really Believe This? ~ Press Conference on the Third Motion for Re-appeal in the Chiang Kuo-ching Case
This marks the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office's third non-prosecution disposition for Ch'en Chao-min and others,…
2015
Statement by the 318 Anti-Black Box Service Trade Agreement Pro Bono Lawyer Platform on the Taipei City Government's Rejection of State Compensation Claims over March 24 State Violence
Despite the Taipei District Court's final judgment, the Taipei City Police Department recently sent identical letters…
2015
Reflecting on the Structural Dilemma of the Judiciary through the Ting Hsin Case
Public distrust in the judiciary often drives advocacy for institutional reforms, such as the introduction of a jury…
