Commentary

2014
The Homework of Transitional Justice for the Judiciary
At the end of his book A Century of Pursuit: Stories of Taiwan's Democratic Movement, Mr. Wu Nai-teh emphasizes the…

2014
2013 Top 5 Rule of Law and Human Rights Incidents—Selection by the Chinese Human Rights Lawyers Group
The Chinese Human Rights Lawyers Group primarily focuses on human rights and rule of law incidents (cases) in China,…
2014
The "Lay Assessor System" That at Its Core Still Denies Public Participation
On February 21, the opening day of the Legislative Yuan, President Ma made a grand show of gathering various…
2014
The Quasi-Adjudication System Leaves the Public Confused
Recently, during a meeting with judicial reform groups, President Ma stated that the "quasi-adjudication system" is the…
2014
Who Turned Judicial Reform into Political Maneuvering?
Three days before the 2012 presidential election, the Judicial Yuan officially announced the Draft Trial Regulations…

2014
Everyone "Knows All Too Well" How Things Work in the Military?
According to media reports, female military officer Yeh Wen stated during her detention hearing that she fled because…

2014
Beyond "Adjudication According to Law" in the Detention of Ch'ang Te-cheng
Should Ch'ang Te-cheng be detained for ramming his truck into the Presidential Office? The legal requirements have been…

2014
Judges Should Not Issue Wiretap Warrants Ad Infinitum
During the rare Lunar New Year holiday, the prosecutors filed five consecutive appeals against the decision not to…

2014
Report, Mr. President: There Is a Problem with This Nomination
The new Prosecutor-General is about to be nominated and will take office in April, while Control Yuan members are also…
