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Lin Chia-fan / Professor, Department of Civic Education and Leadership, National Taiwan Normal University

Professor Lin Chia-fan's commentary at a seminar on civil servants' freedom of speech, addressing which public…

Transcribed and edited by Hsieh Yü-hsiu

Judicial Review Standards for Civil Servant Disciplinary Actions: Focusing on Civil Servants' Freedom of Speech—General…

Panelist: Liu Ting-chi (Associate Professor, Department of Law, National Chengchi University); Recorder: Lin Ke-li and Chang Tzu-yun (Volunteers)

After listening to numerous presentations and panel discussions, and reviewing cases from Taiwan, Australia, and the…

Speaker / Huang Ming-hui, Assistant Professor, Department of Law, National Taipei University; Recorder / Ch'en Wei-ch'iao, Hsieh Sung-wu, Volunteers

Regarding the Lin Wen-wei case, Lin was a custodial officer (Rank 5 under the appointment system) working in a prison…

Speaker: Attorney Kuo Te-t'ien; Recorder: Lin Yen-ju, Chang Tzu-yun

The main theme of this lecture discusses whether a civil servant can invoke freedom of speech to contest a disciplinary…

Discussion by Yen Szu-yu (Director, Taiwan Association for Human Rights); Recorded by Wang Hsin-yu

The Lin Wen-wei case serves as an opportunity to understand the plight of frontline prison officers and break down the…

Chang Yung-ming / Professor, Department of Financial and Economic Law, College of Law, National University of Kaohsiung

Judicial Reform Foundation

For newly minted novice lawyers, constitutional interpretation seems both utterly out of reach and deeply alluring.…

Judicial Reform Foundation

Becoming a practicing lawyer or entering the state judicial system as a judge or prosecutor seems to be the designated…