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2015
Personal Chronicle: Human Rights Incidents Involving Chinese Lawyers in 2014
The following is a record of human rights incidents involving Chinese lawyers compiled by Attorney Ch'en Lei, spanning…
2015
Can an Order for Payment Really Not Be Ignored Once Read?
Judge Wang Chang-kuo of the Chiayi District Court published an op-ed on the 30th of last month titled "Judicial…
2015
The Ministry of Justice Chokes Its Own Child
Out of the eleven members on the Prosecutor Evaluation Commission, only three are prosecutors themselves, while the…
2015
The Trial on Trial Ⅰ: Truth and Due Process
The trial is the core of the criminal justice system's architecture. It is the procedure that links crime and…
2015
The Trial on Trial III: Towards a Normative Theory of the Criminal Trial
English criminal law is in peril. Its foundational principles are continuously challenged, and some have long since…
2015
The Trial on Trial Ⅱ: Judgment and Calling to Account
What is the purpose of the criminal trial procedure? What social function should it fulfill? In a democracy, what is…
2015
Victims of Payment Orders: Pleading with the Court for a Way Out — Press Conference on Reforming the Payment Order System
The payment order is a system provided for under Articles 508 to 521 of the Code of Civil Procedure for the expeditious…
2015
Revenge from an Ex-Wife?! ~ A Short Story Adapted from Real Court Judgments - Part 2
More than ten years ago, due to prolonged marital discord and frequent quarrels, Ta-fei and his wife, Ah-li, agreed to…
2015
