Commentary
2019
Reflections on the Legislative Amendment History of Sexual Autonomy Offenses: The White Rose Movement as a Turning Point
Focusing on the White Rose Movement, this article examines the amendment history and legislative models of Taiwan's…
2019
The Ends Justify the Means, Creating Greater Evil—Closing Argument by Attorney Yu Po-hsiang in the March 24 Private Prosecution Case Against State Violence
Holding Mr. Yang Hung-cheng accountable in his capacity as the on-site commander for his criminal liability is done not…
2019
Amendments to the Judges Act Safeguarding Citizens' Right to Procedural Participation
The amendment of the Judges Act to weed out incompetent judges and prosecutors has long been a judicial reform issue of…
2019
Amendments to Close Loopholes for Fugitives! Code of Criminal Procedure Passes Third Reading
The draft amendments to the Code of Criminal Procedure strengthening anti-flight provisions passed the third reading in…
2019
2018 Annual Focus and Financial Report
2019
Statement by Professor Wu Tsung-sheng — Judges Act Amendment Press Conference
For ordinary people, entering or going to court is a terrifying and frightening experience. Judges possess supreme…
2019
Remarks by Ch'en Yao-hua—Press Conference on the Amendment to the Judges Act
Establishing an evaluation system within Taiwan's judicial system to weed out incompetent prosecutors and judges is no…
2019
Judicial Trust: How Far is This Step?
Most people dislike going to court, and those who have no choice but to do so naturally expect a fair trial. However,…
2019
Why Are Unfit Judges and Prosecutors Impossible to Remove?
Judges and prosecutors represent the state in exercising judicial public authority, and their duty is to deliver fair…
