Chung Yuan Christian University Internship Results for "Special Topic on Legal Services - Dummy Accounts"
Last edited: 2026-08-27
In the first semester of the 2014 academic year, the Judicial Reform Foundation and the Taiwan Association for Innocence co-offered the internship course "Special Topic on Legal Services—Dummy Accounts" with Professor Hsu Wei-ch'un of the Department of Financial and Economic Law at Chung Yuan Christian University. Through literature reviews, interviews, judgment analysis, case studies, and courtroom observations, the internship aimed to help students develop their own understanding of how Taiwan's judiciary handles dummy account cases, point out problems, and propose recommendations for improvement.
On June 7, 2015, the internship course also held a seminar titled "Dummy Account Cases: Judicial Issues Behind the High Conviction Rate" to present the research findings and invite experts, scholars, and practitioners to offer reform suggestions.
The results of this internship course are compiled as follows:
- 《Dummy Account Self-Help Manual》
Revised with the assistance of Fann Chih-cheng, Attorney-at-Law and Executive Committee Member of the JRF - Interviews with Legal Practitioners
- Interview Articles with Defendants/Parties Involved
- Student Course Reflections
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