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08Feb.
2002

Independent of Status

Wang Shih-ssu / Executive Director, Judicial Reform Foundation

Lo Fu-chu's case has once again escalated tensions between the courts and prosecutors, while Wu Tse-yuan's departure…

01Feb.
2002

The Law Through the Eyes of Businessmen

Wang Shih-szu / Executive Director, Judicial Reform Foundation

A recent consumer controversy involving Watsons highlights the limitations of the law. Watsons advertised "the cheapest…

25Jan.
2002

Lottery, Oh Lottery, How I Love You

Wang Shih-ssu / Executive Director, Judicial Reform Foundation

Over the past week, the lottery has evolved into a national craze—a high-stakes monetary game with lower costs, faster…

19Jan.
2002

Judicial Reform in Sexual Assault Case Procedures

Chi Kuan-ling, Attorney-at-Law

To prevent sexual assault victims from suffering secondary trauma, the Ministry of the Interior is promoting a system…

18Jan.
2002

Expectations of the Judiciary

Wang Shih-szu / Executive Director, Judicial Reform Foundation

Following a lecture, I met a prominent business owner entangled in several lawsuits. Speaking with conviction, this…

11Jan.
2002

Second-Class Citizens or Second-Class Judiciary?

Wang Shih-szu / Executive Director, Judicial Reform Foundation

Three years ago, a presiding judge at the Taichung Branch of the Taiwan High Court maintained close ties with organized…

04Jan.
2002

Who Are the "Monster Girls"?

Wang Shih-szu / Executive Director, Judicial Reform Foundation

"There is a newly emerging demographic engaged in sex work, and their common characteristics include astonishing…

30Dec.
2001

2001 Work Achievements

Judicial Reform Foundation

2001 Work Achievements

27Dec.
2001

Switching Tracks and Making Turns: Proceed with Caution

Lo Ping-cheng / Standing Executive Committee Member, Judicial Reform Foundation; Attorney-at-Law

Although the Ministry of Justice expressed great dissatisfaction with the Judicial Yuan's legislative strategy of…