Category	Key Work Items	Expenditure (NTD)
Monitoring and Wrongful Conviction Relief	Implementation of the National Judicial Reform Conference, Principle of Non-Publicity of Investigation, Individual Case Evaluations of Judges and Prosecutors, Court Observation, Wrongful Conviction Relief Group	2,690,954
Rooting Rule of Law and Volunteer Empowerment	Human Resource Training, Student Internships, Student Camps, Campus Lectures, Campus Mock Trials	3,549,513
Bill Advocacy	Judges Act, Prosecutors Act, Attorney Regulation Act, Code of Criminal Procedure (defendant's right to access case files, flight prevention, and counter-proposals for detention interlocutory appeals proposed by civil society)	2,059,258
Pro Bono Lawyer Platform and Coalition Work	Social Movement Lawyer Platform, 318 Pro Bono Lawyer Team, Coalition Work	3,764,720
Online Marketing and Information Platforms	Judicial Sunlight Net, Judgment API, Digital Archives, Publishing and Editing	3,905,181
Organizational Development	Online Fundraising Platform, Annual Fundraising Dinner, Supporter Relations	4,990,696
Administration	General Administrative Matters	2,864,957
Taichung Office	Monitoring and Wrongful Conviction Relief, Rooting Rule of Law and Volunteer Empowerment, Organizational Development, Administration	4,521,424
Legal Ethics Center	Translation and Publishing Work	839,102
Total Annual Expenditure		29,185,804

Work Focus

Fostering, Monitoring, and Collaborating on the Presidential Office National Judicial Reform Conference

• Advocating for the President to personally lead judicial reform through visits, press conferences, and op-eds in the media.
• Monitoring procedural issues such as the meeting formats during the National Judicial Reform Conference.
• Establishing the "Civilian Coalition for Monitoring and Implementing the Resolutions of the Judicial Reform Conference" following the National Judicial Reform Conference to continuously promote the implementation of resolutions.

Individual Case Work

• Chiou Ho-shun Case
  1. Assisting in applying for oral argument at the Supreme Court, and visits by the pro bono lawyer team to the Prosecutor-General to apply for a retrial.
  2. Volunteers regularly visiting Chiou Ho-shun and making supportive postcards.
  3. Continuing discussions on retrial and constitutional interpretation strategies.
• Hsu Tzu-chiang Case: Following the final verdict of not guilty, assisting in applying for criminal compensation. After reviewing the case, Judges of the High Court determined that there were flaws in the police investigation process at the time, resulting in illegal detention for 5,624 days, and ordered compensation of NTD 28.12 million.
• Restarting the Principle of Non-Publicity of Investigation Group
  • Setting up a dedicated hotline at the Complaint Center to accept public reports and complaints regarding violations of the principle of non-publicity of investigation.
  • Establishing a "Pro Bono Lawyer Team" to assist the public in filing state compensation lawsuits.

Rule of Law Education

• Campus Internships: Cooperating with National Taiwan University, National Chengchi University, Soochow University, Chinese Culture University, National Taipei University, Ming Chuan University, Aletheia University, Shih Hsin University, Chung Yuan Christian University, Providence University, and National University of Kaohsiung to conduct internships or service-learning courses, providing students with practical case studies and practical participation in the planning and execution of advocacy activities.
• Legal Ethics Education Center: Published the book "Unveiling the Mystery of the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany: The Will-Formation and Decision-Making Process of the Constitutional Court".
• Campus Mock Trials
  • Continuously cooperating with teachers across Taiwan for lectures and bringing lay participation trials into classrooms. Lawyers edit court scripts, and students play roles such as judges, jurors, prosecutors, lawyers, defendants, and witnesses. During the process, students acting as jurors discuss their respective viewpoints, persuade and debate one another, opening a pathway to thinking about Taiwan's judicial issues.
  • In 2017, a cumulative total of 44 sessions were held with over 1,700 students participating. Excluding winter and summer breaks, an average of at least one classroom visit per week was maintained to conduct the "Campus Mock Lay Participation Trial" lesson plan.

2017 Statement of Income and Expenditure Final Accounts

Item	Final Account Amount		Description
	Subtotal	Total
Revenue		26,589,810
Donation Revenue	25,736,766
Interest Revenue	461,692
Other Revenue	391,352
Expenditure		29,185,804
Personnel Expenses	Subtotal 16,484,993
Salary Expenses	14,105,872
Overtime Pay	117,753
Retirement Pensions	697,676
Insurance Benefits	1,404,953
Other Personnel Expenses	158,739
Office (Administrative) Expenses	Subtotal 4,021,196
Stationery, Books, and Magazines Expenses	70,002
Printing and Binding Expenses	251,847
Utilities and Fuel Expenses	157,677
Travel and Transportation Expenses	885,886
Postal and Telecommunication Expenses	158,293
Taxes and Dues
Rent Expenses	1,706,342
Repair and Maintenance Expenses	34,400
Property Insurance Expenses
Public Relations Expenses	27,705
Other Office (Administrative) Expenses	729,044
Meeting and Event Expenses	Subtotal 6,119,060
Venue Expenses	534,880
Business Promotion Expenses	2,518,951
Lecturing Hourly Fees, Writing Fees, or Attendance and Review Fees	2,553,890
Publication and Distribution Expenses	167,049
Other Business Expenses	344,290
Acquisition Expenses	165,819
Donations	1,339,346
Depreciation	1,055,390
Pre-Tax Surplus (Deficit) for the Period		-2,595,994
Income Tax Expenses
Post-Tax Surplus (Deficit) for the Period		-2,595,994