Commentary

2016
So, What Did We Consent To After the Military Police Search?
Last week's most sensational judicial event in Taiwan was undoubtedly the news that the Taipei Military Police Corps,…
2016
Starting from Why People Dislike Military Police
When hearing about illegal searches conducted by the Military Police in the media, the initial reaction was not one of…
2016
1999 National Judicial Reform Conference Agenda and Conclusions
1999 National Judicial Reform Conference Agenda and Conclusions
2016
Anyway, the Military Security Command is "One of Us"
In fact, the true core of the problem is that judicial police officers "all" abuse their power, regardless of whether…
2016
Revisiting the Issue of Public Dissatisfaction with the Judiciary
When prosecutors or the media stoke public expectations for "severe sentencing" too high, any verdict that falls short…
2016
How Judges and Prosecutors Can Regain Trust
76 percent of the public consider prosecutors to be unfair, and 84 percent distrust judges. A poll by the Center for…

2016
China Human Rights Lawyers Group Selects Top 10 Human Rights Cases of 2015
The "709" crackdown on human rights lawyers and citizens, which shocked the world, began in the early hours of July 9,…
2016
Please! Can a Judicial Reform "Conference" Really Be Held Like This?
There are numerous issues in judicial reform, and most stakeholders may not be internet users. If the internet-using…

2016
Reflecting on Judicial Reform and Acting Like a Little Tsai Ing-wen
With the new parliament taking office and the new government poised to act, judicial reform is at a critical juncture.…
