Commentary

2005
Presidential Disclosures Shatter a Decade of Judicial Reform
Campaigning in Taichung County, President Chen Shui-bian accused prosecutors and investigators in the Kaohsiung MRT…

2005
The Implementation of the "Police Power Exercise Act" ~ Moving Forward and Shedding the Notorious Image of a Police State
Prompted by an ordinary and seemingly unremarkable roadside spot-check case that could happen to anyone every day, the…

2005
Police Duty Reform—Don't Forget You Have the Right to Remain Silent
The Judicial Reform Foundation has invested heavily in criminal human rights reform. However, it ultimately found that…

2005
The Establishment of the Judicial Reform Foundation
The founding of the Judicial Reform Foundation traces back to the 1994 appointment of Shih Ch'i-yang as President of…

2005
Who Will Monitor the Judiciary?
Based on this belief, the draft version of the "Judges Act" actively promoted by the JRF hopes to implement judicial…

2005
Prosecutors, Judges, and Attorneys Should Be Examined and Trained Together!
Regarding the appointment of judges, the bipartisan consensus is to encourage the transition of attorneys into judges.…

2005
The Litigation System is the Root Cause of Unreasonable Judgments
Recently, the Taiwan High Court's civil division ruling on the heavy damages in the "glass doll" accidental death case…

2005
Do Judges Who Break the Law Escape the Punishment Faced by Ordinary Citizens?
Recently, newspapers reported that Chang Ping-lung (張炳龍), a judge at the Taiwan High Court, was accused of accepting…

2005
Tears Beneath the Bells of Death Ridge
A vast number of criminal judgments still rely on police interrogation records as the basis for adjudication; it is no…
