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2000
White Paper on Police Administration Reform
As front-line law enforcement officers, police are also at the very upstream of judicial reform. In recent years,…
2000
Advancing Justice: A Policy Proposal for the Comprehensive Reform of Taiwan's Forensic Science System
A comprehensive review of Taiwan’s police administration reveals considerable room for structural improvement,…
2000
Foul Points? Re-examining Doubts in the Death Penalty Case of Lu Cheng
The judiciary derives its authority to convict individuals from its premise on fair and objective procedural justice to…
2000
Issues Analysis of the Ch'en Tzu-ch'iang Case
1999
1999 Work Achievements
1999 Work Achievements
1999
Top-Heavy Budgets Neglect Judicial Reform Projects: A Comprehensive Review of the Judicial Yuan's Outlay Budget for the Central Government General Budget in Fiscal Year 1999
Through the joint efforts of civil society and the official sector, the judicial budget was separated from the…
1999
1999 Court Observation Report
Entering its fourth year, the court observation project conducted by the Judicial Reform Foundation has relied on…
1999
On the Origin of Deliberating the Codification of the Principle of Indictment Upon a Single Document and Its Complementary Systems, Together with the Necessity and Explanatory Notes of Proposed Provisions for Incorporating Fundamental Criminal Human Rights into the Constitution
Our country's current Code of Criminal Procedure was promulgated on January 1, 1935, and entered into effect on July 1…
1999
General Explanation of the Citizens' Draft Amendments to the Additional Articles of the Constitution (1999)
To promote judicial reform, the Judicial Reform Foundation specially invited scholars, experts, and attorneys to…