Commentary
2021
Compulsory Labor: A Rehabilitative Measure Difficult to Distinguish from the Execution of Imprisonment
Following the Constitutional Court's October 2021 oral argument on Taiwan's compulsory-labor regime, this article asks…
2021
Op-Ed | Limiting the Stalking and Harassment Prevention Act to "Sex or Gender" Will Only Increase Police Work
The article argues that limiting stalking and harassment to conduct "related to sex or gender" will not meaningfully…
2021
Ms. Y Case | Amicus Curiae Brief in Disciplinary Court Case No. 110-Cheng-Shang-3
The amici argue that the Disciplinary Court should accept civil-society submissions in a major gender-rights case by…
2021
Op-Ed | Chiou Ho-shun's Pro Bono Legal Team: Torture Created an Irresolvable Wrongful Conviction-The President Should Grant a Pardon
Chiou Ho-shun's pro bono legal team argues that the case combines exceptionally clear evidence of police torture with…
2021
Seminar Transcript | Tech-Law Salon: What Lawyers Should Understand About Technology-Assisted Investigative Methods
In the first Tech-Law Salon session, Attorneys Lin Chun-Hung and Lin Chun-Ju examine technology-assisted investigation…
2021
Post-Screening Discussion | Dear Future Children - Youth Activism, Fear, Memory, and Agency
Following a screening of Dear Future Children, activist and writer Hsu En-En reflects on the Sunflower Movement,…
2021
Dummy Accounts: Courts and Prosecutors, Listen to Civil Society
After reviewing disputed dummy-account prosecutions, reporting the systemic problem to the National Human Rights…
2021
Seminar Sidelights | Starting from Dummy-Account Fraud Cases-Scapegoats Caught in the Trap
These notes reflect on the August 28 symposium on systemic judicial and human-rights issues in dummy-account fraud…
2021
Seminar Sidelights | Starting from Dummy-Account Fraud Cases-Which Side of the Scales of Justice Carries More Weight?
These notes reflect on an August 28 forum about dummy-account fraud cases. Lawyers, an academic, and a prosecutor…
