Commentary
2025
Sidelights | "Were the Courts Run by the XX Party?" Why Young People Should Understand the History of Party-State Judiciary
2025
Op-Ed | Where Are the Supporting Measures for the 2,500 Judicial Divorce Cases Each Year? How to Protect Economically Vulnerable Spouses?
In March 2023, the Constitutional Court rendered Interpretation No. 4 of 2023 (the "Irretrievable Breakdown Divorce…
2025
Op-Ed | A Criminal Miscarriage of Justice: Exposing the Loophole-Riddled Criminal Trial System in Taiwan?
A seismograph of the Constitution / Applied constitutional law / Implementing legislation of the Constitution / The…
2025
Op-Ed | Reflections on Linguistic Transitional Justice in the Judicial Sphere through the Core Pacific City Case
Recently, the Taipei District Court has been trying the Core Pacific City corruption case, which has been mired in…
2025
Lecture Sidelights: Part 2 | Even Computers Can Select Potatoes, But What About Sentencing and Judgments?
Judicial AI is a complex issue intertwining law, institutions, and ethics. While artificial intelligence brings much…
2025
Lecture Sidelights: Part 1 | Computers Can Sort Peanuts, But What About Sentencing and Verdicts?
This article is a lecture report on the legitimacy and risks of AI intervention in judicial decision-making, exploring…
2025
Op-Ed | Do Not Play Politics with the Judiciary: Amendments to Detention Laws Must Return to Professional Standards
Recently, the Taiwan People's Party (TPP) proposed a draft amendment to the Code of Criminal Procedure, advocating for…
2025
Op-Ed | A Global "Rule of Law Recession"? Attending the 2025 World Justice Forum and Confronting Taiwan's Crisis Alarm
Amidst a global trend of democratic backsliding, the challenges to judicial independence and checks and balances are…
2025
