Commentary
2018
The Thorny Bird Crossing the White Night—Visiting Chiou Ho-shun
The term "Lu Cheng Case" had always existed in my memory, with keywords such as kidnapping for ransom and finalized…
2018
New Psychoactive Substances: Where Lies the Regulatory Problem?
Around the Cabinet reshuffle in July 2018, the Liberty Times published an extensive report highlighting that, given the…
2018
What the JRF Taught Me About "Legal Values"—2018 Summer Intern Reflection
A person's golden years were worn away by the judiciary as police sought to solve cases and prosecutors took shortcuts.…
2018
Bringing Legal Education Closer to Life: Reflections from a 20th Summer Intern
Through my internship at JRF—organizing high school summer camps, mock trials, and other activities that package legal…
2018
A World Through a Glass Window—Reflections of a 2008 Summer Intern
Previously, my imagination of prison was like something out of a TV drama, where everyone was locked up in individual…
2018
The Final Mile of Justice—Reflections of 2018 Summer Interns
In our daily internship at the JRF, our primary work involved reviewing grievance letters and cases sent by clients.…
2018
Reflections on Visiting the National Human Rights Museum's Jingmei Memorial Park—2018 Summer Intern Reflections
Visiting the Jingmei Memorial Park allows us to understand the efforts and painful costs paid by our predecessors…
2018
The More You Do, the More You Can Do—Reflections from a 2008 Summer Intern
Everyone has their own preconceived notions about various issues, but I believe that the most important thing is…
2018
Who Is Singing the Prison's Lament Alone?: A Discussion on Solitary Confinement Management in Prisons
The psychological impact of solitary confinement on human beings is very similar to the condition of mental disorders.…
