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06Jan.
2003

Addressing the backlog of judges' cases requires targeted remedies rather than panic-driven measures

Lin Ching-p'ing / Executive Director of JRF, Attorney-at-Law

The recent debate between Minister of Justice Ch'en Ting-nan and high-ranking officials of the Judicial Yuan regarding…

03Jan.
2003

Press Conference on the JRF's Top 10 Judicial News Stories of 2002

Judicial Reform Foundation

As the bustling year of 2002 draws to a close, to reflect on the past year and look forward to the next, the Judicial…

02Jan.
2003

Who is Obstructing Judicial Reform?

Lin Ching-p'ing, Executive Director and Attorney, Judicial Reform Foundation

Crucial bills vital to the success of overall judicial reform and capable of significantly enhancing our nation's…

30Dec.
2002

2002 Work Results

Judicial Reform Foundation

2002 Work Results

15Dec.
2002

What on Earth Did Hsu TZU-ch'iang Do Wrong? A Summary of Doubts in the Case

Case Tracking Team

03Dec.
2002

Public Safety Has Nothing to Do with Hoods Worn by Suspects

Chan Shun-kuei / Standing Executive Committee Member of the JRF, Attorney-at-Law

Recently, following a succession of major criminal cases involving the robbery, hostage-taking, and fatal shooting of…

13Nov.
2002

If the Officials Won't Do It, the People Will! 2002 Judges Evaluation Taipei Press Conference

Judicial Reform Foundation, Taipei Bar Association

This is the fifth year since the Judicial Reform Foundation (JRF) first published the results of its judge evaluations…

11Nov.
2002

A Judiciary That "Refuses" to Admit Fault

Judicial Reform Foundation

Although judges in Taiwan are not popularly elected, they wield the ultimate power of life and death over criminal…

09Nov.
2002

Public Oversight is the True Remedy for Evaluating Prosecutors

Tsai Chia-wen / Executive Secretary, Judicial Reform Foundation

In light of recurring major disciplinary cases involving prosecutors across various regions, Minister of Justice Ch'en…