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2004
Do Not Let Police Remain Outsiders to Judicial Reform
Boasting an "80,000-strong army," the police are the judicial personnel stationed on the frontlines of crime…

2004
Abolition of the Death Penalty and a Nation Built on Human Rights
In two days, it will be July 11th. While July 11th may seem to many like just another weekend holiday, it holds immense…

2004
The Legal Aid Foundation is Open for Business!
The Legal Aid Foundation, along with its five branch offices in Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, Kaohsiung, and Hualien,…

2004
Musical Chairs: Changes to Courtroom Seating Arrangements
According to news reports, the Ministry of Justice has clashed with the Judicial Yuan once again, this time over…

2004
Gender and Law
Several recent news stories related to "gender" are worth noting: First, on June 4, the Legislative Yuan passed the…

2004
The Legal Dilemma of Exit Bans
Liu T'ai-ying's application to lift his exit ban was approved by the panel of judges at the Taipei District Court…

2004
Reflections on the Control Yuan's Proprio Motu Investigation into the Ts'ai Shui-t'ien Case
Recently, regarding the case where Ts'ai Shui-t'ien, head of Kaohsiung's Kuei-li Enterprise, was prosecuted for…

2004
After Personal Data Leaks
Recently, investigation authorities have uncovered multiple cases of official-business collusion and the illegal sale…

2004
Are Men's Promises on Valentine's Day Unreliable?
This all began on Valentine's Day, February 14 of this year. That day, I had the privilege of serving as the first…
