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2014
The Presumption of Innocence That Cannot Leave the Classroom—Court Observation of Hsu Tzu-chiang's 9th Remand Trial
Ten years ago, the Hsu Tzu-chiang case successfully reopened following the delivery of Judicial Yuan Interpretation No.…
2014
Endless Human Rights Crimes of Lo Ying-hsueh: Press Conference Demanding the Indefinite Removal of the Black-Hearted Minister
Recently (Dec 3), multiple human rights organizations issued a joint statement sternly demanding that Minister of…
2014
Mainland China's Draft Amendment (Nine) to the Criminal Law Sparks Objections from Attorneys
Recently, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress in mainland China deliberated on the Draft Amendment…
2014
The Marriage Vow of Legal Professionals
Two very young students whom I taught years ago, both in the night program of the law department, were a campus couple.…
2014
Embrace the Sunshine, Judiciary! ~ Press Conference on Opposing the Restriction of People's Access to Court Recordings
On October 25, 2013, the Judicial Yuan arbitrarily promulgated the "Regulations Governing Court Recordings and Their…
2014
Caught in the Crossfire Every Election: Who Are Prosecutors to Blame?
Let us interpret the prosecutors with the utmost goodwill. Ko Wen-je's campaign office suspected wiretapping and…
2014
Condemning the Hong Kong Government’s Violent Clearance Operations and the Trampling of Fundamental Human Rights Under the Umbrella Movement
As the Hong Kong Umbrella Movement entered its 60th day, more than 6,000 police officers violently cleared the protest…
2014
Even If Prosecutors Are Not Handling Cases for Political Motives
According to news reports, P'eng Sheng-shao, a staff member for Ko's campaign office, was implicated in wiretapping and…
2014
The Withering of South Korea's Citizens' Participation in Trials: Has the Judicial Yuan Not Noticed?
On October 29, 2013, a lawsuit in the Jeonju District Court in South Korea sparked a heated debate on the system of…
