Commentary

1235 articles
23Apr.
1999

Establishing a Chief Judge Term Limit System Is Only the First Step of Reform; the Judicial Yuan Must Keep Up the Good Work!

Huang Hsu-t'ien, Attorney at Law

On April 21, the Judicial Yuan issued personnel orders deciding to relieve fifteen High Court judges of their…

15Feb.
1999

The Investigation of Judicial Police from the Perspective of a Criminal Court Judge

Wang Mei-ying / Judge

What is the investigative capacity of Taiwan's police force? Turn on the television and watch the news, and you will…

10Nov.
1998

Judicial Budget

Huang Hsu-t'ien, Attorney at Law

15Aug.
1998

My Views on Attorneys Transitioning to Judges

Chan Wen-kai, Attorney-at-Law

What are the origins and training processes for judges? Currently, the primary source of judges in Taiwan is the annual…

15Aug.
1998

On the Necessity and General Direction of Reforming the Attorney System: Regarding Attorney Education, Training, and Examination

Kao Jui-Cheng, Attorney-at-Law

Reforming the attorney system involves a broad range of dimensions, but primary attention must be paid to whether the…

15Aug.
1998

Discussion on the Feasibility of Attorney Evaluation

Chan Shun-kuei, Attorney-at-Law

Calls for judge evaluation (excluding official performance appraisal systems) have long been resounding. During this…

15Aug.
1998

How to Choose the Right Attorney: A Practical Guide to Finding Legal Counsel

Huang Hsu-Tien, Attorney-at-Law

When people fall ill, they want to see a doctor. Yet when people encounter legal disputes, they often fail to realize…

15Aug.
1998

A Review of the Current Status of Attorney Discipline

Chan Shun-Kuei, Attorney-at-Law

Waves of judicial reform are sweeping through the judicial system. Slogans such as "judicial reform," "judicial…

30Aug.
1997

In Memory of Chairperson and Attorney Lin Min-sheng

Judicial Reform Foundation