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1999
What is Mandatory Defense During Investigation
According to Article 31, Paragraph 1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, for offenses carrying a minimum sentence of…
1999
The Significance of Incorporating Fundamental Criminal Rights into the Constitution
In Taiwan, I am uncertain whether the belief that "freedom and human rights are indispensable values in human society"…
1999
Lawyers Must Not Be Absent from Reform—National Mobilization for Judicial Reform "Voices for All Series"
In recent years, judicial trial procedures have been delayed, the quality of judgments has been uneven, and rumors of…
1999
Drinking Culture and Judicial Reform—Mobilizing the Public for Judicial Reform (Voice of the People Series)
Lately, as someone who cares about judicial reform, my feelings have been quite conflicted. On one hand, I am thrilled…
1999
The Necessity of Establishing a Labor Court in Taiwan from the Perspective of Labor Disputes - Mobilizing the Public for Judicial Reform "Public Voice Series"
Labor disputes are an inevitable product of an industrial society. Approaching the subject from the perspective of a…
1999
Pao-Ch'ing-T'ien or Judges? — Mobilizing the Public for Judicial Reform: "Public Voices Series"
Is justice equivalent to the truth? Is finding the absolute truth the same as finding justice? Although "discovering…
1999
Women and the Judiciary—Mobilizing the Public for Judicial Reform (Voice of the People Series)
In Taiwan, traditionally dominated by authoritarianism and male-centric perspectives, erroneous gender stereotypes and…
1999
Holding Fast to the Core Principles of "Human Rights" and "The People": Three Expectations for the National Conference on Judicial Reform
Although establishing a judiciary for all that protects fundamental human rights is a fundamental approach to…
1999
What If He Were Wu Tse-yuan!—Public Mobilization for Judicial Reform "Voice of the People Series"
Recently, the Non-Partisan Solidarity Caucus in the Legislative Yuan nominated Legislator Wu Tse-yuan to attend the…