Commentary
2016
The Crime of Contempt of Court Should Be Approached with Caution
Recently, Prosecutor Chen Jui-jen published an op-ed arguing that enacting the crime of contempt of court has become…
2016
Is the Historical Dilemma of Being Unable to Review Case Files During Investigation About to Be Resolved?
The Grand Justices have decided to hold a Constitutional Court hearing at the end of March regarding the issue of…
2016
Mourning a Prosecutor of Unwavering Righteousness and Dedication—Chen Ching-hsiang
Around 10 a.m. that day (June 17, 2015), Prosecutor Tang Hsien-heng called to ask how Chen Ching-hsiang was doing. I…
2016
Tsai Ing-wen's Judicial Reform Dilemma as Seen Through the Wulai Vehicle-Blocking Case
Just the day before the presidential election, the Taipei District Court handed down its verdict in the "Wulai…
2016
Retrial for Chiou Ho-shun: Judges Are Struggling
Failing to catch the real killer means justice is not served. Catching the wrong person lets the true culprit go free…
2016
How to Determine Whether a Police Officer's Use of a Firearm Is Excessive
Taoyuan police attempted to arrest a repeat vehicle thief, who refused to get out of the car, reversed, and then drove…
2015
2015 Work Report
2015 Work Report
2015
Fleeing Defendants: Impossible to Prevent?
The fundamental solution remains reforming our litigation procedures. If a judgment requires the defendant to appear in…
2015
An Idealist Ahead of His Time: Remembering Prosecutor Lai Ching-Hsiang
Lai-tzu, you said, "I am very lonely, and I don't have many friends." You were wrong. Prosecutor Hung Cheng-ho, who…
