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2002
The Collective Memory of the Judiciary
Over the past month, a purely grassroots-led and organized cultural festival has been in full swing in Chiayi.…
2002
The Abyss of Justice: Reflections on the Dismissal of the First Extraordinary Appeal in the Capital Case of Ch'en Tzu-ch'iang
Amidst bustling political news and colorful social news, the March 22, 2002 edition of the United Daily News quietly…
2002
A Win-Win for the Public and Public Servants—Why Do We Need a Police Powers Act?
The Judicial Reform Foundation spent nearly two years drafting this proposed Police Power Exercise Act. On one hand, it…
2002
Exposing Police Misconduct Cases
Opening the newspaper, one can almost daily find various police misconduct incidents filling the pages. Therefore, the…
2002
Who is the Real Culprit?
The Control Yuan recently released an investigation report issuing a correction to the National Police Agency, the…
2002
The Future of Children
April 4th, Children's Day, seems like a joyous and hopeful holiday, but the reality is quite the opposite. The problem…
2002
A Judicial Tragedy
Nearly two years ago, in this very column, I wrote a true story about a young man named Hsü Tzu-ch'iang who turned…
2002
The Abyss of Justice: Reflections on the Supreme Court's Dismissal of the Extraordinary Appeal in the Hsuch Tzu-chiang Death Penalty Case
Amidst the bustling political news and colorful social reports, the March 22, 2002 edition of the United Daily News…
2002
Is Judicial Authority More Important, or Human Life?
In the death penalty case of Hsu Tzu-chiang—which previously prompted the Prosecutor-General to file an extraordinary…
