Commentary
2014
The Maxim of Due Process: The More Urgent, the More It Must Be Respected
The maxim of due process of law: The more urgent and critical the situation, the more one must abide by due process,…
2014
Legal Opinion on Whether International Students Participating in Student Movements Risk Deportation
The current government interprets these regulations through an ideology extremely fearful of social movements. Under…
2014
An Account of the Executive Yuan's Dark Suppression on the Night Of
This is in front of the Executive Yuan in the early morning hours, at the end of the crackdown. The sky is bright, but…
2014
Ten Questions for the Prosecutor-General
The President nominated current Supreme Prosecutors Office Chief Prosecutor Yen Ta-ho as the Prosecutor-General…
2014
Congressional Perspective—The Communication Security and Surveillance Act Amendment Should Take Effect As Soon As Possible
After several late-night review sessions in the Judiciary and Organic Laws and Statutes Committee during the fourth…
2014
Plant Closures Case: The CLA's Consistent Shifting of Blame
The first winning judgment for closed-plant workers in court means that a judge has finally refused to blindly endorse…
2014
Why the Judiciary is Powerless to Handle the Hung Chung-chiu Case
Hannah Arendt wrote in Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil: "There we beheld a gigantic, complex…
2014
Grandma Doesn't Need to Worry About Judicial 228
My childhood textbooks contained no mention of the February 28 Incident, nor did the small town where I grew up. One…
2014
<p>〈Congressional Perspective〉Lay Participation in Trials? President Ma, Please Think Twice</p>
Regarding the "lay participation in trials system," whether Taiwan should adopt the official "lay observation system"…
