Commentary
2017
Brief Note: The 6th Meeting of Division 4 of the Presidential Office's National White Paper on Judicial Reform
The 6th meeting of Division 4 of the Presidential Office's National White Paper on Judicial Reform was held on May 12,…
2017
Review: The Second Additional Meeting of the Fifth Division of the Presidential Office's National Judicial Reform Conference
This meeting lasted approximately five hours and reached resolutions on issues including 5-4-4 Police Crime Prevention…
2017
Brief Notes: The 4th Meeting of the 4th Working Group of the Presidential Office's National White Paper on Judicial Reform
The 4th meeting of the 4th Working Group of the Presidential Office's National White Paper on Judicial Reform was…
2017
Can Someone Convicted of Corruption Still Be an Attorney?
In the past, a judge committed fraud by tricking citizens into believing he could intervene with other judges on their…
2017
The Most Corrupt Female Prosecutor in History: The Fallen "Prosecutor Star"
At the 1999 National Judicial Reform Conference, a shining "prosecutor star" emerged. At the time, she stepped in as a…
2017
Brief Note: Second Additional Meeting of the First Division of the Office of the President's National Consultative Conference on Judicial Reform
This meeting lasted approximately five and a half hours, discussing the issues of "non-disclosure of investigations,…
2017
Brief Notes: The 6th Meeting of the 3rd Division of the Presidential Office's National White Paper on Judicial Reform
Continuing from the previous meeting, this meeting proceeded to discuss "The Legal Status of Prosecutors (3-1-1) and…
2017
Op-Ed | The Judicial Attribute of Prosecutors: A Ponzi Scheme of Empty Rhetoric?
The power of prosecution can be the most socially beneficial force, yet once abused, prosecutors become the most…
2017
Investigation Management: Reform of Police Performance Metrics
Reforming the performance-metric system is a bidirectional process. It requires changing the perspectives of both the…
