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2014
Beyond "Adjudication According to Law" in the Detention of Ch'ang Te-cheng
Should Ch'ang Te-cheng be detained for ramming his truck into the Presidential Office? The legal requirements have been…

2014
Judges Should Not Issue Wiretap Warrants Ad Infinitum
During the rare Lunar New Year holiday, the prosecutors filed five consecutive appeals against the decision not to…

2014
Report, Mr. President: There Is a Problem with This Nomination
The new Prosecutor-General is about to be nominated and will take office in April, while Control Yuan members are also…

2014
The Stolen Five Months
On January 29, the President promulgated the newly amended Communication Security and Surveillance Act. Pursuant to the…

2014
The Primary Qualification for the New Prosecutor-General
Prosecutor-General Huang Shih-ming's term is set to expire in April. Regardless of whether he resigns early, public…
2014
Judge-State and Rule of Law State
Popular blockbuster movies for the Chinese New Year are out in theaters, the most eye-catching of which is a realistic…
2014
A Judicial Detention Farce to Welcome the Year of the Horse?! Press Conference on the Fifth Detention Review for Chang Te-cheng
Chang Te-cheng driving a gravel truck to ram the Presidential Office caused a nationwide uproar. While his actions are…
2014
The Unjust Effects of Payment Orders
A payment order is a system established under the Code of Civil Procedure for the rapid realization of claims. A…

2014
Backlash Against Wiretapping Act Amendments Highlights Imbalanced Investigation Mindset of Prosecutors and Police
The passage of amendments to the Communication Security and Surveillance Act has triggered widespread backlash from…
