Commentary
2001
Switching Tracks and Making Turns: Proceed with Caution
Although the Ministry of Justice expressed great dissatisfaction with the Judicial Yuan's legislative strategy of…
2001
The Professionalism of Vote-Buying Investigations
As the election enters the final countdown, besides the candidates, the busiest people must be the prosecutors'…
2001
A Faint Warmth
Over the past couple of days, the Judicial Reform Foundation accompanied petitioners to the Control Yuan regarding two…
2001
Resurrection of the "Tenure-Free Presiding Judges"?
The Supreme Administrative Court recently delivered its judgment on a case regarding the Judicial Yuan's mass transfer…
2001
Judges Should Not Compare Themselves to Ordinary Civil Servants
To eliminate the ills of lifelong presiding judges, the Judicial Yuan implemented a presiding judge term-limit system…
2001
A Grievance-Ridden Society
If someone were to say that Taiwan is a grievance-ridden society, likely no one would object. From top to bottom,…
2001
Not Just Bad Luck
Following the sensational robbery case at the residence of Wu Ju-yueh of the Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Group last year,…
2000
A Regret That Came Too Late
On the evening of September 7, Lu Cheng, a death row inmate whose conviction was based solely on a confession without…
2000
Identification Systems in Developed Countries: Taking Germany as an Example
Eyewitnesses hold equally important positions in criminal justice procedures across the globe. Therefore, ensuring the…
