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2005
When Police Follow the Rules, Human Rights Are Protected—Please Listen to Us, Officers
Police officers are on the front lines of law enforcement, yet procedural flaws frequently occur: issues such as…
2005
When Police Follow the Rules, Human Rights Are Protected: Officer, Please Listen to Me
Police officers are on the front lines of law enforcement, yet procedural errors frequently occur during execution—such…
2005
Statement by the Judicial Reform Foundation Regarding the Judicial Yuan's Approval of the Proposal to Relieve Presiding Judges of Their Concurrent Administrative Duties
The Personnel Review Committee of the Judicial Yuan passed a proposal yesterday to relieve 22 first- and…
2005
Why is May so Freezing?
The principle of non-disclosure of investigations is explicitly stipulated in the Code of Criminal Procedure. Personnel…
2005
Police Love the Spotlight, Gold Medals Rust! ~ Press Conference Criticizing Police Breaches of Investigation Confidentiality
Article 245, Paragraph 1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure provides that investigations shall not be made public, yet…
2005
Statement by the Judicial Reform Foundation on the Supreme Court's Judgment on the Fifth Extraordinary Appeal in the Hsu Tzu-chiang Case
Regarding the fifth extraordinary appeal filed by the Prosecutor-General—based on the intent of Judicial Yuan…
2005
Statement by the Judicial Reform Foundation on the Draft Coroner Act
According to reports from the Legislative Yuan, the Judiciary and Organic Laws and Statutes Committee and the Social…
2005
To Excellent Judges, We Will Never Hesitate to Give You the Constitutionally Guaranteed Golden Rice Bowl!
Article 81 of the Constitution provides: "Judges shall hold office for life. No judge shall be dismissed except by…
2005
Do Not Sacrifice Human Rights Protection for Legal Certainty: A Statement on Judicial Yuan Interpretation No. 592
The Judicial Yuan Grand Justices rendered Interpretation No. 592 today regarding the application of Interpretation No.…
