Press Releases
2017
Press Conference｜Establishing Comprehensive Supporting Measures is Essential to Build a Solid Pyramidal Litigation Structure
The National Conference on Judicial Reform held in 1999 resolved to transform the current cylindrical litigation system…
2017
[Call for Cases] Seeking Information on Unfit Judge Chen Chiu-yueh
Our Foundation has submitted a request for individual judicial evaluation regarding Judge Chen Chiu-yueh's improper…
2017
An Unfit President Breeds Unfit Judges: Joint Press Conference on the Breakdown of the Debt Clearance Mechanism at the Taichung District Court
Judge Chen Chiu-yueh of the Taichung District Court began handling cases under the Consumer Debt Clearance Statute in…
2017
Serious Statement Regarding the "Evaluation of Judges and Prosecutors"
When the JRF promoted the Judges Act in 2010, the greatest difference between its position on the judge and prosecutor…
2017
Press Release | A Humble Request: Research and Pilot Both Lay Participation Systems Before Making a Final Decision
How the public should participate in trials has been under lengthy discussion for five to six years. Both lay assessor…
2017
Press Release | Thorough Reform of the Prosecutorial System is Essential to Realize Prosecutorial Independence!
The functions of the prosecutorial organization differ significantly from those of the courts, yet current laws govern…
2017
Press Conference on the First-Instance Judgment in the March 23 Executive Yuan Occupation Case – Post-Conference Press Release
Today the court delivered its first-instance judgment in the March 23 Executive Yuan Occupation Case. The defendants…
2017
Appealing Judicial Issues: The Public is Better at It Than the JRF!
Although the individual evaluation system for judges and prosecutors has been in effect for over five years since…
2017
Press Conference on the First-Instance Judgment in the March 18 Legislative Yuan Occupation Case ~ 318 Anti-Black Box Service Trade Agreement Pro Bono Lawyer Platform
Today, the Taipei District Court delivered its first-instance judgment concerning the 22 movement participants indicted…
