A Challenge from the National White Paper on Judicial Reform: 2017 Summer High School Law Camp

A Challenge from the National White Paper on Judicial Reform: 2017 Summer High School Law Camp

Last edited: 2026-07-27

Judicial Reform Foundation

To provide high school and vocational students as well as NGO youth workers with a deeper understanding of Taiwan's judicial reform and wrongful conviction issues, and to actively cultivate and encourage them to become seeds of youth legal education, the Taichung Office of the Judicial Reform Foundation, in collaboration with Hsuan Chuang University, the Department of Law at Providence University, and the National University of Kaohsiung Legal Aid Club, organized the "A Challenge from the National White Paper on Judicial Reform" study camp during the summer vacation. It is hoped that through accessible courses and activity designs, young students will gain a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of the aforementioned issues.

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Time

July 27, 2017 – July 29, 2017

Location

Hsuan Chuang University, Shandao Activity Center 1F (No. 48, Hsuan Chuang Rd., Hsiangshan Dist., Hsinchu City)

Activity Format

  • Special Lectures: Specialized lectures on planned topics
  • Film Seminar: Following a documentary screening, a victim of a wrongful conviction will personally attend to share their journey
  • Gaming Experience: The prison administration system is designed into an engaging game, giving participants a unique experience
  • Mock Trial Practice: Cases adapted from real events allow students to role-play and understand the court system
  • Debate Practice: In-depth exploration of topics from the National Conference on Judicial Reform through debating
  • Group Discussion: Exploring topics from the National Conference on Judicial Reform and debating methods

Target Participants and Capacity

Approximately 100 students from high schools and vocational schools nationwide

Registration Fee

Registration fee is NT$3,500; NT$2,000 for low-income households (includes meals, accommodation, camp uniforms, and a NT$500 deposit. The deposit will be refunded at the end of the seminar for those who attend the full program).

Important Notes

  • This event requires a two-night stay
  • If you must cancel your participation, please do so at least two weeks before the event to receive a refund of the registration fee minus a NT$100 handling fee and the deposit
  • The NT$500 deposit will be refunded at the end of the seminar only to those who participate in the entire program
  • Applicants registering under the low-income status must email scanned proof documents to taichung@jrf.org.tw within five days of registration to complete the process
  • Please submit the Parental Consent Form when checking in at Hsuan Chuang University Shandao Activity Center 1F on July 27
  • Participants may arrive independently, or camp staff will guide them at Hsinchu Railway Station to transfer to a public bus (bus ride takes about 20 minutes; please arrive early)

Schedule

Time Course Content
July 27 (Thu.) July 28 (Fri.) July 29 (Sat.)
10:00~11:30 (Omitted) Ace Attorney
Mock Trial Practice
Hsu Tzu-chiang's Exercise
Hsu Tzu-chiang
11:30~12:30 "People's Participation in Trials"
Attorney Ch'en Yü-fan
12:30~13:30 Participant Assembly and Check-in
Group Division
Democratic Brunch
13:30~14:00 (Buffer Time)
14:00~16:00 A Brief Discussion on the National Conference on Judicial Reform
Attorney Kao Jung-chih
A Day in the Life of a Death Row Inmate
Checkpoint Game Experience
Fierce Debate Battle
Affirmative and Negative PK Match
16:00~16:30 Critical Moment
Topic Drawing
16:30~17:00 Group Discussion (Buffer Time) Professional Scoring Evaluation
Judge Critique, Award Ceremony
17:00~17:30 Romantic Dinner Certificate Awarding
Completion
17:30~18:30 Return Journey
18:30~19:00 Rest Time  
19:00~20:30 Introduction to Debate Tips and Tricks
Lecturer Chou Chien-ch'eng
Teaching You How to Become a Debate Expert
Attorney Chiang Cheng-feng

Organizer

Hsuan Chuang University
Judicial Reform Foundation

Co-organizers

Department of Law, Providence University
National University of Kaohsiung Legal Aid Club

This article is an AI-generated translation of the original Chinese text. In the event of any discrepancy, the Chinese version shall prevail.

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