Commentary
2020
Visual Science in the Courtroom from the Perspective of the Ch'en Ching-k'ai Case
On February 14, 2018, the second-instance judgment ultimately found Ch'en Ching-k'ai guilty, sentencing him to 1 year…
2020
Lo Ming-ts'un's Statement: There is No White Terror in the Judiciary, Only Something Much More Terrifying
The court judgment in this case relied primarily on investigative transcripts as the basis for conviction, and held…
2020
Expert Witness Cross-Examination: Never Another Huang Hui-fu
The year 2014 was unforgettable for Dr. Huang Hui-fu. After a four-year trial, the district court finally acquitted him…
2019
Huang Hui-fu: Cleansing the Judicial Stain on the Physician's White Coat
Yesterday morning, the Taiwan High Court delivered its retrial verdict, dismissing the original first-instance…
2019
The Code of Criminal Procedure Provisions on Exit and Offshore Bans Take Effect!
In the past, exit and offshore bans were not explicitly stipulated in the Code of Criminal Procedure. In practice,…
2019
Amendment to Article 33 of the Code of Criminal Procedure Enhancing the Criminal Defendant's Right to Review Case Files Takes Effect!
On March 9, 2018, the Grand Justices delivered Judicial Yuan Interpretation No. 762, declaring Article 33 of the Code…
2019
After the Amendment of the Attorney Regulation Act
The United Nations formulated the "Basic Principles on the Role of Lawyers," emphasizing that "self-regulation of the…
2019
A World of Difference: The Protection of Personal Liberty Across the Taiwan Strait
Hsiang Hsin and Kung Ch'ing, a couple heading the Hong Kong-listed company China Innovation Investment, were implicated…
2019
Even in Prison, One Can Vote for President—Polling Stations Can Be Established in Correctional Facilities
There is a famous saying regarding freedom of speech: "I do not agree with what you have to say, but I will defend to…
