
Shadows of Justice
Last edited: 2026-08-28
Is the justice pursued by the judiciary merely an illusion, or does it open the source to another injustice?
Please listen to this judicial tragedy...
A Taiwanese edition of "The Innocents",
Five flesh-and-blood true cases filled with accusations and profound sorrow...
—Su Ping-kun, Lu Cheng, Hsu Tzu-chiang, Chang Fang-tien, Su Chien-ho / Liu Bing-lang / Chuang Lin-xun
A Profound Indictment of the Taiwanese Judiciary
This is a collection of records of individual cases handled by the Judicial Reform Foundation in recent years. Behind each story lies endless grief and tears; some of them suffered in anguish throughout their lives, while others have left us forever. Their shared question is: "Why was I the one falsely accused?" Through these true stories, a profound indictment is brought against the Taiwanese judiciary...
Table of Contents
- Preface
- Foreword: The Tip of the Iceberg ◎ Huang Wen-hsiung
- Author's Preface: Accumulating Local Wisdom for Taiwan's Judiciary ◎ Chen Chuan-yueh
- Introduction
- Chapter 1
- The Innocent Sinner: The Su Ping-kun Case ◎ Lin Hsiao-yun
- Chapter 2
- Youth That Cannot Be Recalled: The Su Chien-ho / Liu Bing-lang / Chuang Lin-xun Case ◎ Tseng Hua-chen
- Chapter 3
- Elegy for a Low-Ranking Police Officer: The Lu Cheng Case ◎ Tsai Tsung-lung
- Chapter 4
- Heading Down a Point of No Return? The Hsu Tzu-chiang Case ◎ Wu Tung-mu
- Chapter 5
- A Thread Between Life and Death: The Chang Fang-tien Case ◎ Lin Ho-ming
- Afterword
- The Confession of a Co-Defendant
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