Commentary
2020
What If the State Is the One That Did Wrong? Reflections on "Hai-Wang's Daybreak - Chiou Ho-shun's Forgotten 32 Years"
A JRF intern reflects on visiting the Chiou Ho-shun exhibition and confronting a wrongful conviction she had once…
2020
Citizen Judges Act - News and Editorial Roundup (November 2020)
A chronological archive of November 2020 news reports and commentary concerning implementation and publicity for the…
2020
Citizen Judges Act - News and Editorial Roundup (October 2020)
A chronological archive of October 2020 news reports and commentary concerning the Citizen Judges Act, judicial…
2020
Amicus Curiae Brief to the Supreme Court Criminal Grand Chamber | Legal Issues Concerning Observation and Rehabilitation
At 2:30 p.m. on October 29, 2020, the Supreme Court Criminal Grand Chamber will hear oral argument on how Article 20,…
2020
Job Opening｜JRF Taipei Office: Fundraising Specialist (Closed)
Since its establishment 25 years ago, the Judicial Reform Foundation has maintained financial independence. All…
2020
Citizen Judges Act - News and Editorial Roundup (September 2020)
A chronological archive of September 2020 news reports and commentary concerning the Citizen Judges Act, preparations…
2020
The Bloody Suppression of the March 24 Incident Ultimately Ended Without Anyone Being Held Responsible
Taiwan's democracy and freedom today are the hard-earned results of generations of Taiwanese courageously protesting on…
2020
Money-Power Alliances When Lawsuits Spreading
Wealthy businessman Weng Mao-chung deliberately cultivated relationships with judicial officials, fearlessly leveraging…
2020
What the Ch'en Ching-k'ai Case Has Taught Us
The Ch'en Ching-k'ai case sits at the intersection of three professional fields: law, medicine, and special education.…
