Commentary
2017
Op-Ed | Wang Chin-shou: Reforming the Supreme Court to Enhance Democratic Legitimacy
The personnel promotion, transfer, and disciplinary systems of courts in Taiwan are almost entirely free from the…
2017
Brief Review: The 5th Meeting of Group 2 of the Presidential Office's National Consultative Conference on Judicial Reform
Regarding the total number of Supreme Court judges, in coordination with the implementation of the pyramidal litigation…
2017
Commentary｜The Crime of Drug Supply: The Heavier, the More Effective?
During the Judicial Reform National Consultative Conference on April 20, reports emerged that committee member Lu…
2017
Commentary: What Has the Hard Work of Anti-Drug Operations Actually Changed?
A committee member of the Fifth Division of the National Conference on Judicial Reform submitted a written opinion…
2017
Op-Ed | Administrative Officials? Judicial Officials? The Century-Old Dilemma of Prosecutors
The 3rd Division of the National Conference on Judicial Reform is set to discuss the controversial issue of the status…
2017
Commentary: Does Changing "One Crime, One Punishment" Mean Unlimited Drug Use and Drug Dealing?
During the National Conference on Judicial Reform, some committee members proposed changing the practice of "one crime,…
2017
Commentary | Drug Possession Grams: Raising or Lowering Are Both Wrong?
On April 20, the National Conference on Judicial Reform resolved to amend the Narcotics Hazard Prevention Act, changing…
2017
Responding to Substance Abuse: From Penalization to Decriminalization, What Are the Possible Strategies?
During the recent National Conference on Judicial Reform, some members advocated for the decriminalization of drug use.…
2017
Op-Ed | Drug Policy Lacking Truth
From the perspective of sound criminal policy, I expect the National Conference on Judicial Reform to pragmatically and…
