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The Judicial Reform Foundation has launched the YouTube channel "Court is in Session at 10!", hoping to introduce you to judicial reform issues in a simple and unsensationalized manner amid these clamorous times. We collaborate with attorneys to film videos and discuss topics, breaking down wrongful convictions, fraud, correctional facilities, and other critical judicial issues in an accessible way. Combined with our monthly JRF E-paper, utilizing both text and video, you can gain a deeper understanding of judicial reform even faster!
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What's been debated lately? Where are these issues heading? Catch all the trending judicial current events in Taiwanese society right here—guaranteed to help you doze off with legal knowledge zzz
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The story doesn't actually end when the verdict is handed down. Hear the emotional journeys of wrongful conviction victims and their families in their own words.
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More than just an exhibition, it's action and interaction. Behind-the-scenes footage and deep dives into the issues from the JRF Taichung Office exhibition.
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Inviting experts and scholars to discuss more in-depth judicial issues! Listening is fine too—easily absorb professional perspectives.
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Judicial personnel are overworked! Law enforcement is exhausting, caseloads are massive—how can we alleviate the burden on the judiciary?
The death row inmate imprisoned the longest in Taiwan's judicial history! Facing a wrongful conviction, how do rescue groups save them? What remedies are available?
Rampant use of dummy accounts prompts the state to amend laws to crack down on fraud! How was the Money Laundering Control Act amended? New laws still plagued with problems?!
Serving time in Taiwan is a breeze!? Turns out inmates also have to work and "earn a salary"!
How are Presidents of the Disciplinary Court chosen anyway!? Let's talk about the sexual harassment allegations involving former President Li Po-tao!
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2026
After the Verdict: Standing Guard on the Road Home for a Wrongfully Convicted Person—An Interview with Chiu Sung-cheng's Parents
When the interview team arrived in Tsoying heading south, Mr. Chiu had already been waiting for us at the High Speed…
2026
After the Verdict | The Unending Road to Exonerating a Wrongful Conviction: An Interview with Lo Ming-tsun's Eldest Brother
Upon first meeting Mr. Lo (Eldest Brother), JRF legal officer Kuan-chen began by explaining the current progress of the…
2026
Judicial Reform Inner Voice ｜ Rebuilding Resonance Within Context: My Seven-Year Rescue Journey with the Ch'iu Ho-shun Case
This year marks my seventh year working at the JRF. This period has been the most vital source of nourishment in my…
2026
Judicial Reformer's Inner Thoughts｜Letter by Letter, Connecting the World Inside and Outside the High Walls: They Slipped Through Society's Net Due to Missteps, and I Chose to Catch Every Letter
As the seasons turn and the New Year approaches, my desk remains piled high with letters from prisons across the…
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Part 2 of the 2025 Regular Donor Interviews: Is Donating Like Stanning a Celebrity? "Cheering" is Actually Crucial
This interview record takes you into the "inner circle" of JRF. Through the perspectives of two lawyers who have long…
2026
2025 Recurring Donor Interviews (Part 1)｜Viewing Donations as "Venture Capital": What Can I Do for the Society of My Ideals?
As the Judicial Reform Foundation (JRF) marks its 30th anniversary, we embarked on a special endeavor. Historically,…
2025
Why Was I Sentenced to 15 Years, Even Heavier Than My Ex-Boyfriend Who Actually Sold the Drugs? The Story of One of the Eight Petitioners Accepted under Constitutional Court Judgment No. 13 of 2023
On those three occasions, she merely followed her boyfriend's instructions to pick up the phone and hand the package to…
2025
The Long and Winding Road of Judicial Reform on the Disproportionality of Drug Laws: Beyond the Eight Individuals Accepted in Constitutional Interpretation No. 13 of 2023
In July of last year, the Ministry of Justice proposed a newly amended draft of the Narcotics Hazard Prevention Act in…
2025
Does the Law Stand on the Side of the Egg? Domestic and International Observations and Reflections on Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs)
"SLAPPs" refer to Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation. According to definitions in the literature by…
2025
From Speaking Out to Defendant: Lee Tzu-tung and the Institutional Clash Behind #MeToo
Tzu-tung concluded by noting that she had doubts throughout the process because the victim was adamantly unwilling to…
2024
May E-Paper | Contempt of Parliament: Is This a Matter of You Framing Me ( ﾟдﾟ)?
Between May 17 and May 28, the Legislative Yuan deliberated on "parliamentary reform" bills, triggering intense clashes…