
Seminar | 2024 International Academic Symposium on the Dialogue Between Criminal Law and the Constitution: Are Constitutional Judgments on Criminal Issues an Engine or a Brake for Critical Criminal Law?
Last edited: 2026-07-27
Date:
October 12 (Sat) – 14 (Mon), 2024
Organizer:
Institute of Jurisprudence, Academia Sinica
Co-organizers:
Chun-Feng Hsu-Jih Academic Foundation, Center for Criminal Law at National Taiwan University College of Law, Center for Criminal Law at National Taipei University College of Law, Shih Hsin University School of Law, Taiwan Bar Association, Taipei Bar Association, Legal Aid Foundation, Taiwan Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Judicial Reform Foundation, Taichung Lin Li-E Educational Foundation
Venue:
International Conference Hall, Tsai Lecture Hall (Lin-tze Building), College of Law, National Taiwan University
Agenda:
Contact Person:
Mr. Li
Tel: 02-2652-5447
Email: limonzoe@gate.sinica.edu.tw
Notice:
This conference will be conducted entirely in German and English, and simultaneous interpretation will be provided throughout the event by the organizers. Attendees wishing to listen to the simultaneous interpretation are requested to bring their own wired earphones with a standard jack. The organizers will also provide 200 headsets, which attendees may borrow free of charge by leaving a valid ID (National ID card or National Health Insurance card) as a deposit, which will be returned upon handing back the headset.
Personal data collected by the Institute will be used solely for conference-related operations, including participant identification, list compilation, and notifications. Please confirm your willingness and consent to the aforementioned operations before registering.
In an effort to protect the environment and conserve resources, the organizers will not provide disposable paper cups. Attendees are kindly requested to bring their own cups or water bottles with a sealed lid or similar function for drinking water.
This article is an AI-generated translation of the original Chinese text. In the event of any discrepancy, the Chinese version shall prevail.
