1998 Work Results
Last edited: 2026-11-03
- Completed the drafting of the Judges Act and proposed it for the first reading in the Legislative Yuan (with version attached)
- Completed the drafting of the Prosecutors Office Act and proposed it for the first reading in the Legislative Yuan (with version attached)
- Promoted the completion of third-reading legislation for laws related to administrative remedies (including the Administrative Court Organization Act, the Administrative Litigation Act, and the Administrative Appeal Act)
- Joined hands with the Taipei Bar Association and the Taiwan Association for Human Rights to establish a study group for the drafting of the Basic Legal Aid Act
- Promoted the Ministry of Justice's formulation of the "Implementation Standards for Death Penalty Execution Procedures" to reform issues concerning death penalty execution procedures
- Reviewed the judicial budget for fiscal year 1999 and drafted accompanying resolutions for the judicial budget
- Published issues 13 to 18 of the Judicial Reform bimonthly magazine (magazines attached)
- Published the Blueprint for Judicial Reform
- Irregularly published articles on judicial reform in the commentary columns of major newspapers
- Established the official website of the Judicial Reform Foundation
- Published 17 issues of the JRF e-newsletter, with over 1,000 subscribers
- Hosted a special broadcast on judicial reform topics every Tuesday morning on Tamsui River Radio
- Promoted rule-of-law education: cooperated with the Department of Education, Taipei City Government to organize the "One-Day Court Tour" guided activity
- Held campus tour lectures for university campuses and middle/high school teachers
- Held camp activities for the Student Judicial Reform Support Association
- Invited to give rule-of-law lectures for various social organizations
- Completed the 1998 judge evaluation and announced the survey results on November 14
- Completed the 1998 court observation and announced the results on December 18
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