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2014
Wiretapping Amendment Goes Backward—Blind Interception and Recording Violates Privacy
The amendment to the Communication Security and Surveillance Act, proposed to address deficiencies in our current…
2014
When Will the Abuse of Communications Records End?
The aftermath of the September Political Struggle gradually comes to an end. Despite the dramatic twists, the…
2014
Statement by JRF Condemning the Conclusion of Legislative Negotiations on the Communication Security and Surveillance Act
Statement by JRF regarding the conclusion of legislative negotiations on the Communication Security and Surveillance…
2014
JRF Statement Regarding Reports That Prosecutors and Police Consider the Amendments to the Communication Security and Surveillance Act Too Restrictive
In response to the news report last Friday (10th) that some prosecutors and police officers consider the amendments to…
2014
Joint Press Conference Protesting the Judicial Yuan's Arbitrary Amendment of the Regulations on Court Audio Recording
Disregarding widespread opposition from all sectors, the Judicial Yuan promulgated the Regulations on Court Audio…
2014
Five Questions for the Control Yuan! Press Conference on the "Second Rejection of the Impeachment of Huang Shih-ming"
On September 16, our Foundation formally submitted a written petition to the Control Yuan, detailing specific reasons…
2014
Why Theft Is Not a Crime Subject to Private Prosecution
In criminal practice, it is common to see individuals driven by poor financial conditions and sudden hunger to steal…
2014
The Knowing Violation in the Dapu Expropriation Case
In the highly anticipated Dapu "disputed" expropriation case, the Taichung High Administrative Court ruled partially in…
2014
Five Incurable Ailments of the "Judge and Prosecutor Evaluation System" - Press Conference on the Two-Year Health Check of the Evaluation System
Since the "case-specific evaluation system" under the Judges Act took effect on January 6, 2012, marking a two-year…
