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2011
What Can Chiang Kuo-ch'ing's Blood Be Exchanged For?
The Northern Military Court of the Ministry of National Defense held the first preparatory hearing for the retrial of…
2011
JRF's Statement on the Conclusion of the Investigation into the Chiang Kuo-ch'ing Case
Regarding the prosecutors' conclusion of the investigation into the Chiang Kuo-ch'ing case, our foundation expresses…
2011
President Lai, Has Your Judges Act Become an "Insurance Policy for Judges"?!
On May 16, Legislative Yuan President Wang Jin-pyng chaired cross-caucus consultations on the draft Judges Act, which…
2011
Chiou Ho-shun Case: 23 Years and 11th Remand Trial Guilty Verdict – Defense Counsel Statement
Today, Presiding Judge Chou Ying-wen, Judge-in-Charge Chan Chun-hung, and Associate Judge Lin Hai-hsiang of the…
2011
Justice by Majority Verdict: An Introduction to the Hong Kong Jury System
Hong Kong passed the *Jury and Jurors Regulation Ordinance* in 1845, adopting features of the British criminal justice…
2011
Justice Belongs to the People, and the Courts Belong to the People
The core of the judiciary lies in adjudication, and adjudication rests in the hands of judges. The selection of judges…
2011
Taiwan, Are You Ready? ～ Starting from the U.S. Jury System and Empirical Research
In the twenty-first century today, the jury system remains the most prominent and dazzling feature of the American…
2011
The Democratization and Popularization of the Judiciary: A Discussion of the German Lay Judges (Schöffengericht) System
The spirit of the German lay judge system is to enable ordinary citizens to adjudicate cases alongside professional…
2011
Court Organization, Judicial Proceedings, and Case Management: A Discussion of the British Magistrates' Court System
The "magistrates' court system" of England and Wales (hereinafter referred to as England), which utilizes a vast number…
