2024 Thesis Grant Program | First-Stage Review Admission List

The admission list for the first-stage review of the 2024 Judicial Reform Thesis Grant Program is as follows:

Doctoral Dissertation Category
None

Independent Paper Category
None

Master's Thesis Category
Ch'en Tzu-hsin 〈Evidence Rulings in Citizen Participation Trials〉
Chang Chia-en 〈Search and Seizure of Cloud Data: Taking American Law as a Reference〉
Ch'en Kuan-yü 〈Cure Better Than None? An Analysis of the Compulsory Treatment System for Sex Offenders〉
Huang Shou-p'eng 〈Narrative Construction of Civil Disobedience Defenses in Judicial Rulings of the March 18 Movement〉
（The above are listed in order of application receipt）

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Notes:
In accordance with the "Judicial Reform Thesis Grant Regulations":

1. Applicants admitted in the first-stage review shall submit the completed thesis within the following deadlines:
   • Doctoral dissertations: Three years.
   • Master's theses: Two years.
   • Independent papers: One to three years, determined on a case-by-case basis by the Thesis Review Committee in accordance with the research project's submission schedule.
     The deadline shall be calculated starting from October 1 of the year of admission. Those who fail to submit the thesis past the deadline shall forfeit their qualification for the second-stage review.
     Applicants may submit a written application stating the reasons for an extension of the thesis submission deadline, provided that the extension period shall not exceed one year and may only be granted once.
2. Awarded theses shall state upon formal publication: "This work received a grant from the Judicial Reform Foundation, which is hereby gratefully acknowledged."
3. Award recipients shall agree to grant this Foundation a royalty-free license, without geographical, temporal, or methodological restrictions, to publicly display, exhibit, and transmit the full content of their thesis work.