2021 Volunteer Attorney Recruitment Information Session - Taipei

2021 Volunteer Attorney Recruitment Information Session - Taipei

Last edited: 2026-08-29

Judicial Reform Foundation

There is only about a month left before 2021 begins. (How has everyone been doing through this challenging and unpredictable year?)

With the new year approaching, we hope more attorneys will join JRF as partners and work with us toward the ideals we share.

JRF's work includes legislative advocacy, oversight of judges and prosecutors, individual case advocacy, rule-of-law education, and international cooperation. We welcome volunteer attorneys who want to contribute to these efforts. Please set aside some time for our Volunteer Attorney Recruitment Information Session and join us as another force for positive change in Taiwan. Come work with us on judicial reform!

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Time

December 19, 2020 (Sat.), 9:30 a.m.-12:00 noon

Venue

4F Conference Room, Formosa Transnational Attorneys at Law
(No. 125, Sec. 2, Nanjing E. Rd., Zhongshan Dist., Taipei City)

Speakers

Moderator
Lee Ming-Ju / Staff Attorney, Judicial Reform Foundation

Panelists
Joseph Lin / Chairperson, Judicial Reform Foundation
Lin Chun-Hung / Convener, Case Advocacy Group; Supervisor; Executive Committee Member, Judicial Reform Foundation
Lin Chien-Hung / Convener, Rule-of-Law Education Group; Executive Committee Member, Judicial Reform Foundation
Huang Hsu-Tien / Standing Director; Executive Committee Member, Judicial Reform Foundation

Agenda

Time Session Speaker
09:00 Opening and introduction to JRF and the speakers Hsiao I-Min
09:10 Legislative Research, Drafting, and Advocacy Huang Hsu-Tien
09:25 Oversight of Judges and Prosecutors Joseph Lin
09:40 Individual Case Advocacy Lin Chun-Hung
09:55 Rule-of-Law Education and Campus Mock Trials Lin Chien-Hung
10:10 Tea Break
10:20 Breakout Discussions Roundtable Exchange
12:00 Adjourn

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