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No.1 "Taiwan prosecutors" on Yandex of Russia, 2024-9-3, 2024-7-14, 2024-4-19, 2023-12-4, 2023-11-21, 2023-7-17, 2023-5-28;

  No.1 "Taiwan's prosecutors" on Yandex of Russia, 2024-9-3, 2022-1-12, 2021-9-1 pic. : No.1 "Taiwan judiciary" on Bing, 2024-9-3, 2024-4-19, 2023-12-4, 2023-5-28, 2023-4-15, 11-20-2020, 9-5-2020

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¡¹  War On The Rocks (2024-9-20): Washington is quietly watching how Taiwan's new president Lai consolidates power, using the court to prosecute former vice premier Cheng Wen-tsan over corruption allegations.  Cheng's arrest reflects an intra-party political struggle between a pair of long-time rivals.  The arrest and detention of Taiwan People's Party chairman and former Taipei City Mayor Ko Wen-je on corruption charges, as well as a number of corruption cases involving Kuomintang (KMT) officials have Lai's critics protesting that he is using the judiciary to persecute rivals.  Washington observers might worry that Lai is undermining the independence of the judicial system...

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"extreme oppression, mistreatment and abuse"  by prosecutors

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¡¹  Financial Times (UK), 2024-9-6: Prosecutors' swift moves against Cheng (former premier ¾G¤åÀé) and Ko Wen-je (Chairman of TPP) have prompted Taiwanese commentators to question whether president Lai was ¡§cleaning house¡¨ of political rivals or pushing an anti-corruption crackdown to win back public support (divert attention from the current chaos in domestic politics.). an official at the Judicial Yuan said investigators typically sounded out their superiors before proceeding with big cases, especially those involving vested interests or politicians. ¡§In a case like this, a signal would have been given from above before they go and detain him" ft.com/content/65c8f0f5-de31-4f10-89cb-b2f5acfddc2b

¡¹After being released by the court at 2024-9-2, TPP founder & chairperson Ko Wen-je told reporters he experienced "extreme oppression, mistreatment and abuse" (¡u·¥ºÉÀ£­¢¸ò­â­h¡v) by prosecutors during two days' detention in graft probe....

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Council on Foreign Relations, 2024-9-3: Ko Wen-je
¢w¢waccuses the government of attempting to ¡§suppress¡¨ its opponents and the press and judiciary of ¡§being the government¡¦s political tools.¡¨

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Asia Nikkei (Japan), 2024-9-5:
Ko Wen-je accuses government of witch hunt ... and launched broadsides against the legal system and the press, accusing them of doing the bidding of President Lai Ching-te's Democratic Progressive Party..."the judiciary and the media being the government's political tools" (
the KMT's most powerful lawmaker, that most legal professionals only listen to the DPP)

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The Diplomat, 2024-9-3:
The TPP increasingly began leaning into the narrative that Ko's arrest was a form of political persecution...
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TaiwanPlus News, 2024-9-3:
 video  msn.com/en-us/news/world/ko-wen-je-released-as-corruption-probe-continues-taiwanplus-news/vi-AA1pQxJ5?ocid=BingNewsVerp
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cti-news video, 2024-9-3 :
Taiwan using state machine on me (¬F©²°Ê¥Î"°ê®a¾÷¾¹"!)  Ko Wen-je: today's judiciary and media are tools for politics and ruling the country
¤£¬O¶Ü) youtube.com/watch?v=vSpc6xmIHmo
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Mainichi (Japan), 2024-8-31
Ko said it is the first time in Taiwan's history that the home and office of a major opposition party leader, as well as a party headquarters, have been searched. He called for authorities to explain what evidence they have to take such action
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US News & World Report, 2024-9-1
The TPP and KMT joined forces this year to push through reforms to give parliament greater oversight power that prompted mass protests. Those reforms, opposed by President Lai Ching-te's DPP, are being reviewed by Taiwan's constitutional court. 
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The situation that the prosecutors violate "The Secrecy of Criminal Investigation" (°»¬d¤£¤½¶}) has been from bad to worse, and no any prosecutors were  charged for this.   Taiwan has become party-prosecution-media-politics complex (¡uÄÒÀË´Cªº¬Fªv½Æ¦XÅé¡v), that's main reason why the public lost trust on the judiciary for a long time. 
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politics to intervene the judiciary! even use the judiciary as a tool to attack political opponents and expand power.  Is it the right way to govern the country by using the judiciary to promote hatred and intensify social antagonism 

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 Taiwan detains former vice premier from ruling party in corruption probe

¡¹Bloomberg, 2024-7-12  A court ordered Cheng Wen-tsan detained while he is investigated for corruption, the latest development in the highest-profile graft probe in the democratically run archipelago since President Chen Shui-bian in 2008.yahoo.com/news/taiwan-detains-former-vice-premier-011805411.html
¡¹Radio Taiwan International, 2024-7-12 Prosecutors are accusing Cheng of accepting bribes, leaking information, and laundering money, among several other crimes.  Cheng has strong political and business connections, and concerns were raised about potential collusion...
¡¹TaiwanPlus, 2024-7-12 Taiwan's former Vice Premier is behind bars after prosecutors persuaded a court that he could use his connections to interfere in his investigation into alleged bribery
¡¹United Daily, 2024-7-12 Cheng took bribes 7 years ago, for the past years, they can always grasp the situation of the secret investigation.   How does the state machine protect him ?
Taiwan's corruption is a serious issue -  ¡¹United Daily (2024-7-10): The other factions and the opposition should get very jumpy or anxiety about something that is going to happen.

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¡¹ USA Country Reports on Human Rights Practices  - Taiwan , 2024-4-22  Some political commentators and academics, however, publicly questioned the impartiality of judges and prosecutors involved in high profile, politically sensitive cases.
¡¹ TIME, 2023-11-20  the government's judicial reform website hasn't been updated since 2020. ¡§Does that mean the government didn't do anything or just doesn't care about this topic?¡¨ asked the spokesman for a lawyer's group pointedly.  time.com/6336441/taiwan-presidental-election-william-lai-profile/
¡¹ TaiwanPlus, 2023-3-6 Taiwan Poll Finds Widespread Public Mistrust of Prosecutors /  msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/taiwan-poll-finds-widespread-public-mistrust-of-prosecutors-taiwanplus-news/vi-AA18glWE
¡¹ National ChungCheng University (ccu.edu),   2023-2-13 study found the percentage of Taiwanese trust in the judges is 32.8%.
¡¹ China Times, 2023-7-30 Taiwan vice president Lai Ching-te says there is a long long way to go before the legal reform satisfying the public.  In 2019, Mr. Lai said the legal reform will be half way done if we can eliminate rotten and illegal judges and prosecutors.  chinatimes.com/opinion/20230730002752-262101?chdtv
¡¹  United Daily, 2023-7-17 Tens of thousands joined a protest in Taipei, their main demand was to express dissatisfaction with judiciary and housing price. the KMT's Hou You-yi says judicial reform is an empty shell, Terry Guo says both policy are "bad checks", Dr. Ko Wen-je of Taiwan People's Party says the public do not trust our legal system.  udn.com/news/story/123619/7304940?from=udn_ch2cate6638sub123619_pulldownmenu_v2
¡¹   United Daily  (Áp¦X³ø), 2023-11-18
 The very serious "abnormal" relationship between the police and the prosecution was exposed recently.  The systems of judiciary, prosecution and police are rotten from the roots.udn.com/news/story/7338/7582230?from=udn_ch2cate6643sub7338_pulldownmenu_v2
¡¹  China Times, 2023-7-31 the public repeatedly question the prosecutors take politics into considerations to conclude legal cases. chinatimes.com/opinion/20230731004404-262101?chdtv  brief
¡¹  United Daily, 2023-7-18 Many judgments or conclusions follow directions from the ruling party  udn.com/news/story/7338/7307107?from=udn_ch2cate6643sub7338_pulldownmenu_v2
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In the prosecution & investigation gov., promotion by political loyalty (¬Fªv±¾«Óªº«Ê©x¹Ï) has already badly damaged our national civil service system (¤å©xÅé¨î)¡C

¡¹  United Daily , editorial , 2023-8-21 Taiwan's judiciary is inactive in major cases, but gives heavy penalties to minor cases /  The public's long-standing mistrust of the judiciary lies in wanton abuses of enforcement power, very doubtful measurements of penalties or unclear standards by the prosecutor/judges, too light or too heavy of the judgments; e.g., the prosecutors did nothing to a NT$  billions suspected cases - HsinChu City Baseball Court, but gave 12-years sentence to a NT$8000 case.   udn.com/news/story/7338/7382647?from=udn_ch2_menu_v2_main_cate
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Take a lesson from S. Korea ! their judiciary dares to strictly investigate and severely punish presidents.  The only solution to avoid a rotten Taiwan is an independent prosecutor system  udn.com/news/story/7338/7195377?from=udn-catehotnews_ch2

¡¹  United Daily,  2023-7-9 Taipei City Councilor: Taiwanese people don't trust the prosecutor system in recent years  udn.com/news/story/6656/7288637?from=udn_ch2cate6638sub6656_pulldownmenu_v2
¡¹ China Times, editorial , 2023-4-10 an anti-corruption union is what Taiwan needs, KMT earns public trust on anti-corruption issue?  ...The vaccine procurement case involving huge profits is full of doubts, but the prosecutors and investigation gov. don't even touch it !  chinatimes.com/opinion/20230410004586-262101?chdtv
¡¹  United Daily, 2023-4-1 Taiwan judiciary suppresses the opposition, lets go the ruling party (¥´À£¦b³¥ÄÒ »´Áa°õ¬FÄÒ ¥qªk·Q·íÆN¤ü¡H)  udn.com/news/story/11091/7072002?from=udn_ch2cate6643sub11091_pulldownmenu_v2
¡¹  United Daily, 2023-4-23 Taipei chief prosecutor steps down for low degree of adaptability (on HsinChu city mayor Ann Kao's case), disappointing the top ranking¡CSome other prosecutors did good job on major political cases got promotion.  udn.com/news/story/7338/7116838?from=udn_ch2cate6643sub7338_pulldownmenu_v2

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pic. :  No.1 "Taiwan judiciary" on Yandex of Russia, 2024-9-3, 2024-4-19, 2023-12-4, 2023-5-28,
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"Taiwan prosecutors" ranks No.1 on Yandex , 2024-9-22  (Chinese version); "comment Taiwan judiciary" ranks No.1 on Yandex, 2024-9-22  (Chinese version)

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¡¹ US Country Reports on Human Rights Practices released at 2022-4-12 (state.gov/reports/2021-country-reports-on-human-rights-practices/taiwan/):
nthe Ministry of Justice and the Judicial Yuan referred six officials to the Control Yuan for criminal investigation, including former minister of justice Tseng Yung-fu, former prosecutor general Wu Ying-chao, and two others for investigation of noncriminal misconduct, including Supreme Administrative Court judge..., the Judicial Yuan referred six former judges to the Control Yuan for investigation of noncriminal misconduct.  the Ministry of Justice investigated 77 other incumbent and former judicial and law enforcement officials implicated in similar behavior with the same businessperson.
na senior investigator of the Ministry of Justice's Investigation Bureau was indicted for corruption for allegedly profiting from the sale of narcotics worth more than 168 million New Taiwan dollars ($5.6 million) seized in law enforcement investigations over eight years.

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¡¹  United Daily , editorial , 2023-5-24 : KMT law maker pointed out officer(s) of Taiwan's FBI (investigation gov. ½Õ¬d§½) invested NT$ 13 million on im.B fraud platform, a "star" level prosecutor was also entertained by fraud group.  udn.com/news/story/123523/7188786?from=udn_ch2cate6638sub123523_pulldownmenu_v2

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¡¹  China Times ( ¤¤®É),  2023-5-26: The ruling party's power goes over the law - high-ranking officials like premier (Ĭ­s©÷) and minister of transportation (¤ý°ê§÷) both said the same phrase "No need to do investigation" (¡u¤£¥²¬d¡v) as long as those involved are "our men".  chinatimes.com/opinion/20230526004293-262101?chdtv

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¡¹  United Daily , editorial , 2023-5-24 : After taking office since 2016, the ruling party has completely controlled over the personnel of the judiciary and other independent agencies, repeatedly intervening in particular cases, and constantly creating unconstitutional and illegal cases. A number of resolutions of the judicial reform meeting so far have no follow-up .  After midterm election's defeat, grass-roots everywhere voiced dissatisfactions.  The public don't trust justice - The law enforcement gov. covered up the power and rich, saw the other way as black-gold and corruption returned, instead, frequently refer those criticized the government to justice, The Social Order Maintenance Act, which the DPP advocated to abolish while in opposition, has now become a sharp weapon to suppress people's freedom of speech¡Cudn.com/news/story/7338/7185987?from=udn-catehotnews_ch2

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¡¹ United Daily (Áp¦X³ø ªÀ µû), editorial, 2023-1-12 : The courthouse is still a business run by the ruling party   udn.com/news/story/11091/6906767?from=udn_ch2cate6643sub11091_pulldownmenu_v2

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¡¹  China Times ( ¤¤®É),  2023-2-18: Since Tsai Ing-wen was elected as president, her influence has penetrated into the judicial system, the admin. has directed the judiciary what and how to do.  Most of Taiwan's presidents were graduated from law school, but only to exploit the law and abuse their power...  (¥xÆW»â¾É¤H¦h¼Æ¬O¾Çªk¥X¨­¡A«o³Qµø¬°ª±ªk§ËÅvªÌ¡A¦¨¥Á¥D¬r½F)  chinatimes.com/opinion/20230217003946-262101?chdtv

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¡¹  China Times, editorial, 2022-11-16:  After the Democratic Progressive Party came to power, the judiciary is willing to degenerate under the selective handling of cases. As long as the case is related to the ruling party, the legal system would delay judging it or concluding it, or even tried to overturn the case through retrial. chinatimes.com/opinion/20221116005059-262101?chdtv

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¡¹  China Times, editorial, 2022-12-25:  After Taiwan's ruling party drubbed in midterm election, in a review DPP held for its loss, the grassroots reported that (1) black gold (2) the judiciary loses the public trust (3) too many fraud and criminal (murder or killing) cases are main factors     chinatimes.com/opinion/20221225002471-262101?chdtv

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¡¹  FTV news (¥Áµø ftvnews.com.tw/video/detail/EZGVKONcl4I  ), 2022-12-17: Taipei city mayor Ko: I still hope that the judiciary is the last line of defense of the country, so far it has not met this standard (§Æ±æ¥qªk¬O°ê®a³Ì«á¤@¹D¨¾½u¡A到目前為止還沒有達到這個標準).  Expert:   Justice is not the last line of defense for social justice.  The judiciary has no way to convince Taiwanese people. All signs of judicial reform are gone. Prosecutors might be self-restricting (¦Û§Ú­­ÁY) themselves depending who the suspect is (Varies from person to person).  The variables are too big for us to believe.  Many judges and prosecutors transfer their job to be a lawyer, rising the question that - is judging or investigation working well ? The current judges and prosecutors are their juniors, the field of judiciary still "respect" the ethics.  In today's Taiwan, the clients usually do not ask which lawyer is more capable or more experienced, but ask whether or not the lawyer is familiar with judges and prosecutors. They are all talking about relationships and connections! Taiwan's judicial reform will never work !   ¸ê²`´CÅé¤H§d°ê´É

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¡¹ China Times, OP-editorial, 2022-12-22: The investigation and prosecutors are reduced to be secret police (À˽ղ_¬°ªF¼t)  chinatimes.com/opinion/20221221004562-262101?chdtv

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¡¹  United Daily, editorial (udn.com/news/story/11091/6060260?from=udn_ch2cate6643sub11091_pulldownmenu_v2), 2022-1-25 : More people suffered fear from invisible and delicate social control and threats by DPP government' flank and judiciary (prosecutor, police) ... (ÀËĵ¥qªk®£À~¡A¬Û¤ñ½±®a²Îªvªº½u¥ÁºÊ±±¡A§ó²Ó¿°µL§Î)

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China Times, editorial, 2022-3-24:
Law Firm (taking the case about President Tsai I. W.'s doctoral dissertation) was being searched by the prosecutor ! The rights of lawyers have been violated!  A press conference urges Taiwan's prosecutors not to cross the red line, not to infringe upon the democracy, human rights, and rule of law.  Judicial reform is one of the loudest slogans since President Tsai I. W. took office 6 years ago.  The biggest change so far of the judicial reform is that political correctness becomes the most important thing in handling legal cases.  The "corruption & smuggling cigarettes" case (chinatimes.com/newspapers/20210612000418-260106?chdtv) by Taiwan Presidential Office's national safety guard turning into a "overbought" case is an example.   (chinatimes.com/opinion/20220323004844-262101?chdtv)
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¡¹  United Daily, editorial, 2022-3-31: the secret of chief prosecutor ¨·®õ°x's promotion (1) hunting KMT  (2) escorting DPP (3) right time to do the "right" case (4) shamelessly expressing his loyalty    udn.com/news/story/11091/6206478?from=udn_ch2cate6643sub11091_pulldownmenu_v2

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¡¹  National ChungCheng University, 2022-2-14: study found 2/3 Taiwanese are not satisfied with the quality of judgment of criminal cases  deptcrc.ccu.edu.tw/index.php?option=module&lang=cht&task=pageinfo&id=432&index=1


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USA Country Reports on Human Rights practices,  2021-3-30: 
Some political commentators and academics, publicly questioned the impartiality of judges and prosecutors involved in high profile, politically sensitive cases.


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  The Liberty Times, 2021-6-18, editorial : Taiwan president Tsia I. W.'s optimization of government focused on judicial reform, which she stated frankly is still distant from public expectations. ( https://talk.ltn.com.tw/article/paper/1455453 ½²Á`²Î¹ï©óÀu¤Æ¬F©²Åé¨î¡A¥t¯S§OµÛ¾¥¦b¥qªk§ï­²¤W¡A¦o©Z¨¥¥q§ïªº¦¨ªG¡A©M¤H¥Áªº´Á«Ý¡uÁÙ¦³¤@¬q¶ZÂ÷¡v)

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 A investigation survey conducted by National Chung Cheng University shows  the degree of satisfaction with prosecutors has dropped slightly or remained in various items     udn.com/news/story/7321/5279400

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 pic. left: No.2 "Taiwan prosecutors" on Bing, 2022-3-24; No.1 "prosecutors in Taiwan " on Bing, 2021-6-24, 2021-5-11,  2021-4-18, 11-20-2020,  No.2 at 2022-1-12,  2021-9-12; pic. right: No.2 "Taiwan's prosecutors" on US Yahoo, 2021-6-24, 2021-4-18 

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 pic. below: Formosa TV news, 1-19-2021 3:00pm: Taiwan's biggest  judicial scandal of the century, it's an international joke !

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Apple Daily, editorial, 1-19-2021:
Rotten & stinky judiciary s
hakes the nation to its core. Today is the darkest day in Taiwan judiciary, so-called judicial reform and jury system etc are nothing but slogans and lies.  Real horrible darkness is ahead if not to investigate the very-top-position officials.


China Times, editorial, 1-19-2021: Taiwan judiciary crashes.  law officials fawn on the richness, and yield to the power.

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Apple Daily, 1-21-2021: Taiwan government dares to investigate high-position judicial officials' connections and property from unidentified sources (dummy accounts) ?? tw.appledaily.com/daily/20210121/ASVXWX4ASZCQ3PEWMSQKZ7CDS4/

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Liberty Times, 1-21-2021: Taiwan's legal machine was already a chunk of meat for "interest group"'s exclusive domain, even Control Yuan took the role of "body guard "
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Apple Daily, 1-21-2021: "How big is the iceberg under the sea ?"  200 involve, 40 punished only  tw.appledaily.com/forum/20210121/LETBH6VACRHTPJAOVH6DL2LATY/

Apple Daily, 1-19-2021: Too many law officials involved to be punished severely 40 former and current top officials in total engaged the case include grand justice,  president and chief judges of the Court of Final Appeal , chief prosecutors, Member of the Control Yuan, etc

SETN news, 1-19-2021 (3:40pm) : more than 100 law-enforcement officials (judiciary, prosecutor, police, investigation) were engaged, including president of Supreme Admin. Court, chief judges of Supreme Court, chief prosecutors, etc.

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■ United Daily, editorial, 1-21-2021:  Who believes the Supreme Court is not giving problematic directions to entire legal system, in order to commit himself to pledging loyalty to the politicians in power  https://udn.com/news/story/7338/5190996

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https://www.chinatimes.com/opinion/20210118004848-262103?chdtv    https://tw.appledaily.com/headline/20210119/JTHJCNBJNJG2NC3FM3L4ITBNDQ/    https://tw.appledaily.com/forum/20210119/4LULE24OC5GO7NX7OUI52R7LE4/ ( root it out !)   https://talk.ltn.com.tw/article/paper/1426700 (The root of legal system is rotten )
tw.appledaily.com/forum/20210120/SRI46KOPCRHETKV5XYOXOO7DIE/   https://www.chinatimes.com/opinion/20210119005784-262110?chdtv

  

pic. left: Formosa TV news, 1-19-2021: "Taiwan's biggest judiciary scandal of the century", pic. right: Formosa TV news, 1-19-2021: The corruption case is an international joke !

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UDN (Áp¦X³ø), 2-4-2021: Taiwan's Ministry of Justice was criticized for selecting and cutting off only 20+ grassroots or rookie prosecutors' performance bonuses by double standard, this is just a show under social pressure, UDN suggests the ministry to review high-position prosecutors' performances - if any wrongdoings?    udn.com/news/story/11091/5231914?from=udn-catebreaknews_ch2

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 pic. : No.1 "Taiwan judicial persecution" on US Google,
2021-9-13,  2021-4-18, 11-20-2020 

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 2021-4-18, 11-20-2020; No.2 at 2021-9-13 

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¡¹  WEF: Taiwan "judicial Independence" was ranked No. 13 among Asia & Pacific countries

¡@ ¡@ WEF (World Economic Forum)  Judicial independence 2019 rankings ,  The Global Competitiveness Report
Asian country rankings No.1 New Zealand  89.2(score)  2(world rank),  No.2 Japan  86.5  5,  No.3  Hong Kong  84.1  8, No.4  Australia  82.9  10,  No.5  Singapore  77.4  14,  No.6  Saudi Arabia  77.1  16,
No. 7  UAE  75.4  20,  No.8  Qatar  73.3  23,  No.9   US  70.4  25,  No.10  Jordan  69,  No. 11  Malaysia  68.7,  No. 12 Kuwait  59.5 , No.13  Taiwan 59.4 ,  No. 14 China 58.2
link www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_TheGlobalCompetitivenessReport2019.pdf
ps WEF Judicial independence 2017/2018 rankings : China's rank was better than Taiwan's, both are at about same level

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¡@ World Justice Project 2020, Rule of Law Index  www.worldjusticeproject.org/rule-of-law-index/country/2020
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Absence of Corruption:   No.3 Singapore,   No. 7 New Zealand,   No.8  Hong Kong,   No.13 Japan,   No. 14  Australia,   No.28 S. Korea,   No. 41 Malaysia

Criminal justice:   No. 6 Singapore,  No. 9  Japan,  No.11 Australia,   No.13 NZ,   No.14 Hong Kong,    No.18 S. Korea,   No. 38 Malaysia

Civil Justice:   No. 6 Singapore,   No.9 Japan,   No. 10 NZ,    No.11 Hong Kong,   No.13 S. Korea,   No.14 Australia,   No.35  Malaysia

Taiwan is not included

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Singapore score 90.8,    Australia 90.0 ,   New Zealand  80.5,    Japan 75.5,   Taiwan 72.9,   China 71.5,  Malaysia 70.5

Government Integrity    NZ  95.3,   Singapore  93.2,   Australia 89.8,  Japan 82.0,  Taiwan   74.5

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OECD, OECD Data, "Trust in government" indicator 2021  (Trust in government refers to the share of people who report having confidence in the national government.) , https://data.oecd.org/gga/trust-in-government.htm

New Zealand  62.9%,   Korea 44.8%,    Australia  44.6%,   Japan 42.3%  

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¡´ The Liberty Times, 2-23-2019 : National Chung-Cheng University survey shows about 80% Taiwanese people do not trust judges, only 32% are satisfied with Taiwanese prosecutors. (https://news.ltn.com.tw/news/focus/paper/1269488) The percentage is about as low as that of Korea
 
the worst judicial system country in OECD ( Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development ) in 2019.
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¡´  National Chung-Cheng University survey 3-4-2020 shows only  36.4% Taiwanese people trust judges (deptcrc.ccu.edu.tw/index.php?option=module&lang=cht&task=pageinfo&id=132&index=1 )
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Index of judiciary

Asian countries

2020 Economic Freedom Index Judicial Effectiveness, Asian countries scores: Singapore 92.9,  Australia 86.1,  UAE 84.6,  New Zealand 79.1,   Hong Kong 76.8,   China 76.3,    Malaysia 74.6,   Saudi Arabia  72.3 ,    Japan 71.4  ,  Taiwan  70.1,   
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worldjusticeproject.org/sites/default/files/documents/WJP-ROLI-2020-Online_0.pdf

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      Taiwan's judiciary spends lots of money on advertising themselves, but, the truth us Taiwan's justice always made a detour whenever encountering the power and the rich people. (¥qªk¯{¿ú«Å¶Ç ¹JÅv¶Q«oÂàÅs)   The Supreme Court (³Ì°ªªk°|¤jªk®x) has many cases to solve, but no one wants to touch sensitive issues.

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¡´  The China Times, 5-27-2020 : The public trust on Taiwan's prosecutors was suffered severe injuries from the Minister's "guides" and "leads"  (³¡ªø¤U«ü¾É´Ñ­«¶ËÀ˹«H¤O)   
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       The ruling party DPP has been more "authoritarian" than the way "authoritarian" government in old days was, no wonder the first thing the public have not satisfied with is the judicial reform.  Many question the judicial system was reduced to be the government's tool to strengthen monitoring the public, and many worries, their political opponents   (¹L¥h¥|¦~³\¦h§@¬°«o¤ñ¹L¥h«ÂÅv§ó«ÂÅv¡A¥ßªk¡B°õªk¤W¤£Â_¥[±j¹ï¤H¥ÁªººÊ±±¡A¥qªk¤£Â_³Q½èºÃ²_¬°´xÅvªÌ¤u¨ã¡A ¥qªk§ï­²«o¬O¤H¥Á³Ì¤£º¡·Nªº­«¤¤¤§­« )

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For a long time, judicial system (prosecutors, judges) was one of "corrupt"/"extremely corrupt" institutions in Taiwan ―― commentators questioned the impartiality (e.g., Non-external intervention of the judiciary, fair trials) of Taiwan's prosecutors and judges,  National Chung Cheng university's survey (head-page of the Liberty Times, 2-23-2016) found: nearly 80% Taiwanese people don't believe the impartiality of Taiwan's prosecutors, and public trust on Taiwan judiciary system keeps falling down in the past 8 years.  Besides, Taiwan already turned to a "privacy hell" because prosecutors (and police) ignore Taiwanese human rights and Taiwan Constitution to access Taiwanese people communication records......?! (see below)       Local media Apple Daily, Liberty Times etc (11-30-2016): Taiwan president Tsai Ing-wen pronounced a death penalty on Taiwan's Justice system, Tsai also criticized (5-20-2016) that Taiwanese people don't trust the justice.   The deputy dean of Law School, National Cheng-Chi University, comments 5-2015) that the standard of judgments on the same matters varies from person to person all the time is the reason why Taiwanese people do not trust Taiwan's judiciary.
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¡¹  The United Daily,  3-4-2019 :  senior (10+ yrs experiences) prosecutors applying for judge position or transferring to be attorney became a "routine" in that heavy work-load, the sense of accomplishment is out of proportion to their income, higher and higher expectations on judicial quality from general public, enhancing civic awareness of free expression ... (brief)

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 Terminate Taiwan's image, a "corruption is innocent" empire -  Taiwan High Court judged a case (asking 200 million dollars and raked off 40 million for herself) not guilty, Taiwan's related law has numerous loopholes, Taiwan needs a Gratuity Law as the US  18 U.S.C. & 201(c) as soon as possible.

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¡¹  USA Country Reports on Human Rights practices, March 3, 2017

       Some legal scholars and politicians said the justice ministry was insufficiently independent and conducted politically motivated investigations of politicians.   A survey conducted by the Crime Research Center of National Chung Cheng University found that 76 percent of respondents were dissatisfied with authorities¡¦ anticorruption efforts.

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        Taiwan's legislator politician (³¯©ú¤å) involving a serious corruption case can predict the court judgment - "no guilty", which is serious injustice, and perhaps politics controlling judicial systems (¬Fªv¬V«ü¥qªk¤§¶Â¹õ).  

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        Taiwan's justice to pronounce the accused (22 persons) of 318-Sun-Flower-event (intruded and occupied Legislation House.  ps: then the P.M. government ) not guilty of crime for meeting the requirements of "Civil Disobedience" is "unlimited generalizations".     ps: the photo of violence to the police : http://www.chinatimes.com/newspapers/20170401000333-260118

     The United Daily,  4-2-2017  opinion <The justice became politics' slave & servant> - the judgment "completely distort" current laws...

       The China Times,  4-1-2017  Opinion <Political Judgment> : the judgment violates the rules of thumb and logic (¤j²³ªº¸gÅç»P½×²zªk«h.)...

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Taiwan's judicial system suffered from some corruption.  Although authorities made efforts to eliminate corruption and diminish political influence in the judiciary, some residual problems remained.  Some political commentators and academics also publicly questioned the impartiality of judges and prosecutors involved in high-profile and politically sensitive cases...Women¡¦s groups reported that judicial authorities were sometimes dismissive of sexual harassment complaints.

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        Taiwan's prosecutors usually conclude legal cases at behest of their superiors ... " He is bigger than I am, what can I say??"

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     The Judges Association of Republic of China expressed Taiwan president Tsai Ing-wen pronounced a death penalty on Taiwan's justice system, in that Taiwan president Tsai Ing-wen declared at a preparatory meeting for her National Affairs Conference on Judicial Reform that no such injustice (One popular satiric quip about dispensing justice in Taiwan: The rich get off scot-free, the poor get the death sentence (¦³¿ú§P¥Í,µL¿ú§P¦º). It's a succinct way to say that the rich defendant in court is always acquitted, while the poor man or woman who is indicted is sentenced to death.  ) should be repeated, and blasted (5-20-2016) Taiwan justice earning no Taiwanese people trust.  

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     Taiwan judicial officials [bureaucrats] shielding one another in wrongdoings is more serious than those in political field.

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         ¡´ Taiwan's political culture is always good at challenging and overtaking judicial system, in this sort of political ecological environment, Taiwan certainly fail to have citizens knowing and obeying the laws.

            ¡´ Taiwan is notorious on its scammers and fraud-groups all over the world, but Taiwan's Judiciary and Legislative institutions never have a sense of shame on this, and never have intention to stop this criminal actions by punishments, in contrary, Taiwan's judiciary kept catching and releasing those scammers again and again, moreover, Taiwan used this as an excuse to dispute and meddle with China, therefore, how can Taiwanese people believe Taiwanese government taking judiciary reform serious ??
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A recent diplomatic row between Taiwan and China has cast light on a massive international telecoms fraud problem.  It is said to involve thousands of scammers, some of them pretending to be government officials to extract money from victims.

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In July Chen Yu-chen, a former member of the Taiwan High Prosecutors Office, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for corruption. Prosecutors accused Chen of taking bribes amounting to NT$23 million ($740,000) to cover up gambling businesses; Chen was the first prosecutor ever convicted for corruption.

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Taiwan legal system


Taiwan judicial system avoid fighting with celebrities

  ¡´ pic. above: public trust on Taiwan judiciary system keeps falling down in the past 8 years, study by national Chung-Cheng University / headpage of Liberty Times 2-23-2016   (blue line -  trust on judges of 2015 is 15.4%, yellow - trust on prosecutors of 2015 is 23.5%) ¡´ pic. above: Taiwan's judicial systems avoid fighting celebrities / head-page head-line news of Apple Daily News, 8-29-2015 ¡´ Pic. above: There's NO justice ! To our surprise, Endangering & poisoning Taiwan by 5000 ton cancer-producer strong acid is No Guilty ! / headline news of Apply Daily, 9-30-2015 

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Taiwan prosecutor system got lots of problems / former Prime Minister ¡@
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¡¹  USA Country Reports on Human Rights practices, Feb. 27, 2014

 The judicial system suffered from corruption, and that the impartiality of judges and prosecutors involved in high-profile and politically sensitive cases had been questioned.

The constitution provides for an independent judiciary; however, the judicial system suffered from some corruption. Although the authorities made efforts to eliminate corruption and diminish political influence in the judiciary, some residual problems remained. During the year judicial reform advocates pressed for greater public accountability, reforms of the personnel system, and other procedural reforms. Some political commentators and academics also publicly questioned the impartiality of judges and prosecutors involved in high-profile and politically sensitive cases.

The opposition DPP frequently raised the issue of judicial impartiality, citing 39 cases of DPP members, often prominent local and national officials, subjected to allegedly politically motivated investigations, arrests, and detentions.

In September, Justice Minister Tseng Yung-fu resigned and the KMT revoked Legislative Yuan Speaker Wang Jin-Pyng¡¦s party membership for allegedly intervening in a legal case on behalf of opposition DPP legislator Ker Chien-ming (see section 1.f.). Wang subsequently filed a civil lawsuit against the KMT, and the court approved his request for an injunction of the KMT¡¦s decision to revoke his party membership. The case continued at the end of the year.

The Judges Act, which established a judge evaluation committee in 2012, has been fully implemented. Nearly 100 individual reports of incompetence in the judiciary have been reported to authorities. One case resulted in a one-year suspension for a sitting judge. Civil society groups criticized the lack of action on the part of the judge evaluation committee.

The 2009 trial of former president Chen Shui-bian and his wife Wu Shu-jen heightened public scrutiny of pre-indictment and pretrial detention, prosecutorial leaks, other possible prosecutorial misconduct, and transparency in judicial procedures.

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¡¹ Amnesty International (The London-based organization), Feb. 25, 2015

       Amnesty International said in its annual report that concerns remained in several areas, including the freedom of peaceful assembly, Taiwan¡¦s handling of the student-led Sunflower movement protest against a trade deal with China in March last year.  In this protest, more than 200 protesters were summoned for questioning under the Criminal Code and Assembly and Parade Act (¶°·|¹C¦æªk), and that they remained under threat of prosecution. (ps: At Feb. 10, 2015, 119 people of them, but no any policeman, already have been prosecuted.  2-11-2015, Apple Daily News, Taiwan)

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¡¹ Freedom House ¦Û¥Ñ¤§®a ( a Washington-based think tank , USA ),  4-30-2015

      Taiwan's police treated by violence reporters while in the student-led Sunflower movement protest against a trade deal with China, Anti-nuclear movement protest(¤Ï®Ö¹C¦æ), and China's official visiting Taiwan event (¤¤°ê°ê¥x¿ì¥D¥ô±i§Ó­x³X¥x)¡CBesides, in spite of that the authority investigated the event hackers attacked those media criticizing Chinese government,  Taiwan's press freedom score down to 27 (score 24 in 2014's report).

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¡´ pic. above: Feed-animal oil for humans ?
Public anger, Taiwan's Judiciary died already / the China Times, 11-28-2015.
The darkest day in Taiwan food safety history / the Liberty Times, 11-28-2015.
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¡´ pic. above: 90.12% Taiwanese don't agree the trial decision: Tinghsin int'l group<³»·s> selling processed feed-animal oil was acquitted of the charge / head-page of Apple Daily, 11-28-2015

¡´ The China Times (12-14-2015):The legislative Yuan trickily made some law to cover big financial group, food scare already turned into a terrorist in Taiwan...
The Liberty Times (11-30-2015): Food safety still is a decisive factor to win presidential election (headline).  Taipei mayor Ko comments food-safety is decisive factor for KMT to loss election in 2014, most likely, in 2016 too. 

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¡¹  The Liberty Times,  2-24-2016

 The most fierce, cruel and savage Taiwanese prosecutor (ÃCº~¤å) who made a fake traffic accident trying to murder a temple owner for property, and paid for murder that temple owner, etc, obtained 13 years "A" merit of professional performance in Taiwan's prosecutor system, hence, Taiwan's  prosecutors merit system is questioned...

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¡¹  Next Magazine (³ü©P¥Z) 
9-2015 Jia-Ee local court prosecutor office's prosecutor ¸â¬L®Ñ is suspicious of shielding hot-spring  and sludge businesses, asking a bribery several million dollars, was sentenced 10 years.



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3-2015 Tai-Chung high court judge ­J´º±lasked a bribery and invested underground bank etc, was sentenced 19.5 years.
10-2013 high court judge ³¯ºa©M¡B§õ¬K¦À¡B½²¥úªv¡B©Ðªü¥Í, and former judge ªô³ÐµÏ¡Bformer prosecutor ªô­Zºa, took bribery 8.50 million dollars, was sentenced 10~20 years.

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¡¹ PERC¡¦s 2014 Report on Corruption in Asia, Asian Intelligence Reports Index
     
Mar. 19, 2014 by
POLITICAL & ECONOMIC RISK CONSULTANCY LTD (HK based)

   1.  Taiwan's judicial system failed to strike systematic corruption, e.g., Tai-chung High Court judge Hu G B(­J´º±l) taking bribery.
   2. Taiwan's corruption index declined, high-position officials including KMT and DPP both in serious corruption status. 

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¡¹  The Liberty Times,  10-17-2015  Head-page head-line

      Taiwan's Control Yuan () corrected Ministry of Justice À˹î¡A¡C

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¡¹  Apple Daily News , Jan. 26, 2015  Taiwan's cabinet controls prosecutors by promotion system

 ... Taiwanese prosecutors have not made contribution to Taiwan's social reform, prosecutors system's reform fails as well, docile/tame prosecutors got promotion, personnel promotion system (is the key problem) leads to prosecutors' docile/tame......  The minister and the chief prosecutor have full power to monopolize prosecutors' promotion,  Taiwan's cabinet muzzles the judiciary by this way, and gets prosecutors under complete control twist around its own finger,  those prosecutors getting promotion actually have no honor...  Taiwanese prosecutors are in low morale, lots of them kept leaving prosecutor position and tried some new career jobs...

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¡¹  Apple Daily News , Jan. 13, 2015   prosecutors keep playing the role of ruler's tools

    During the period of Martial Law, doctrine of superemacy of law, ideology of constitutionality (ªkªv²z©À) -  freedom and equal rights, etc, have never been internalized into the doctrine of law people, the law people were idle/lazy and ignored Taiwanese people's difficult situation, certainly got no Taiwanese people's trust.
   After Abolishing Martial Law
, although there're some legal reforms,  the public credibility of justice in Taiwan is still low, because those legal reforms have never solidly/truly/reliably rolled forward to ¡¨transitional justice", moreover, nationwide education in legality with core value of human-rights protection, critical thinking building, within-reason argument focusing has never put into practice...
   Only prosecutor system's reform completely paused and failed (
...°ß¿WÀ˹îÅé¨tªº§ï­²..§ï­²§¹¥þº¶¤õ¡A§Y«KÅé¨t¤º°ÝÃD­«­«¡A«o¨ÌµM¹³­Ó¤j¿TÁç¡A¬Ý¤£¨ì«e´º¡C)...so that prosecutors not only continue to be ruler's tools, but also will be "loose cannons" for the power...  (À˹îÅé¨t¨S¦³°µ¥X²Å¦XÅv³d¬Û°Æ¡B¥Á¥D¥i°Ý³d©Êªº¨î«×§ï­²¡A¤£¶È·|Ä~Äò§êºt²ÎªvªÌªº¤u¨ã¡A§ó·|¦¨¬°Åv¤Oªº¦Û¨«¯¥)

http://www.appledaily.com.tw/appledaily/article/headline/20150113/36323902/  ¡]ªL©s¬Ó¡^

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¡¹  Apple Daily News ,   Feb. 17, 2015

       Taiwan's prosecutor charged Hong (¬x±R®Ë) by using a very old Taiwanese law, "Assembly and Parade Act" /¯Î°ê«Û.

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pic. Apple Daily (10-17-2015) head-page, poll :  75.83% think prosecutor's charge decision about New Taipei City Dust Exploring or color powder fire disaster (¤K¥P¹ÐÃz more than 500 victims) " unreasonable !" pic. right to left /  headlines of United Daily, Liberty Times, China Times (10-17-2015) : victim families blamed Taiwan's prosecutors only catch "little fish", "Judiciary is a game for the rich to play" "bureaucracy officials shield each other"("©x©x¬ÛÅ@")

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¡¹ The United Daily,5. 2015.

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The deputy dean of Law School, National Cheng-Chi University, Dr. Young (·¨¶³÷~) comments that the standard of  judgments on the same matters varies all the time is the reason why Taiwanese people do not trust Taiwan's judiciary.   The slogan of judiciary reform has been urged so many years, when can Taiwan's legal system reach the very basic - consistent judgment standard??

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Taiwan judiciary dead
¡´ Pic: The standard of judgments varies from person to person all the time, hence judiciary's prestige and popular trust have all gone /  The United Daily 12-26-2015

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¡¹  USA Country Reports on Human Rights practices, April 19, 2013

One of the principal human rights problems reported in Taiwan 2012 were judicial corruption. ¡§Although the authorities made efforts to eliminate corruption and diminish political influence in the judiciary, some residual problems remained,¡¨ the report said.
The report also said that political commentators and academics had publicly questioned the impartiality of judges and prosecutors involved in high-profile and politically sensitive cases.
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¡¹  <Transparency International>, Germany,  July 9, 2013

The finding of the 2013 Global Corruption Barometer (GCB),  ( the Gallup Poll to interview 114,000 people in 107 countries all over the world):
 36% of  people (surveyed in TW) who had used any of eight government services in the past year had paid a bribe (the number is higher than global average).    Taiwanese people think the No.1 unit need paying bribery is judicial system(³Ì»Ý¦æ¸ìªº¾÷Ãö¡A³º¬O¥qªkÅé¨t).
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Taiwan's corrupt/extremely corrupt institutions:
(1) The came-out worst corruption institution: the Legislative Yuan( 75 % of respondents feeling the institution was affected by corruption)
(2) the political parties (74%)
(3) Taiwan's media (62%)
(4) judiciary (57%)
(5) police, the military, public officials and civil servants all finishing at 56 percent
(6) non-governmental organizations (31%)

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¡¹ <Apple Daily News> 12.24.2013, head-line news

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 ¡¹ pic. left: <Apple Daily News> 12.24.2013, head-line news

"Who else can we trust ??"

"such rotten judge in Taiwan !"

taking bribery

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(1)  NT3250,000 (bribe)
NT$46,470,000(suspicious/unknown-source property USD 1,500,000)
judge Ho­J´º±l, Tai-chung city prosecution
(2) NT$23,250,000 (about USD800,000) prosecutor³¯¥É¬Ã shelter illegal business, under investigation
(3) NT$3900,000 prosecutor®}ºû狱 bribery for not prosecution, 20 yrs sentence, in jail
(4) NT$3000,000 prosecutor§º©v»ö bribery, 12 yrs sentence, in jail
(5) NT$2500,000 former judgeªL©ø堃 bribery, 11 yrs sentence, in jail

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¡¹ <Next Magazine> of Apple Daily system¡m³ü©P¥Z¡n 2.13.2014

prosecutor's Chinese name

position

criminal facts

ªô­Zºa

prosecutor (ªO¾ô district court)

Received NT$1,500,000 from legislator's corruption case, sentence: 6 years
¸â¬L®Ñ

prosecutor (HsinChu district court ·s¦Ë)

Asking and taking bribery NT$730,000+ , sentence: 10 years
§d³Ç¤H

prosecutor (Kaohsiung district court°ª¶¯)

Force to have sex with beauty call-girl, and has closer relationship with lots of girls involving with some other legal cases, sentence: 7 years and 6 months

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¡¹ <The Liberty Times>, Taiwan, 1.30.2014  Li ShinEe, former member of Control Yuan (Taiwan government)

Taiwanese people are not confident at Taiwan's judiciary (legal system - prosecutors and judges ) for a long long time.  According to statistics, Control Yuan received 18000+ statements/complaints from Taiwanese each year, about 5000 of them are judiciary matters ―  (1) rotten (corruption) behavior of judicial officials (2) Taiwanese judges/prosecutors' poor attitude in judicial court session/hearing  (3) written judgments against the law (the Act.)  (4) Taiwanese judges/prosecutors' "free evaluation of evidence through inner conviction" against empirical rule.   In brief, Taiwanese people criticized the most are corruption and impartiality of judges and prosecutors (abusing the power to prosecute and not to prosecute) ......  (by §õ¦ù¤@)

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¡¹ <Apple Daily News> 1.15.2014

Taiwan's Legislature passed wiretap restrictions yesterday, but vice secretary general of the Judicial Reform Foundation expressed that this amendment works nothing for Taiwanese privacy protection in advance and remedy afterwards (¸Ó­×¥¿®×¹ï¤H¥ÁÁô¨pÅvªº¨Æ¥ý«O»Ù»P¨Æ«á±ÏÀÙ³£¬OªÅªº), Taiwan should learn "four-eyes-principle" (sync. wiretapping by prosecutors and police with judge's approval together with telephone-service staff inside the machinery/equipment room, Chinese namely "¦P¨BºÊÅ¥") of USA or Japan, Taiwan's current way to do it seriously harms Taiwanese privacy.
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¡¹ <Apple Daily News> 1.16.2014 editorial
The legislature yesterday approved revisions to the Communication Security and Surveillance Act (³q°T«O»Ù¤ÎºÊ¹îªk) to toughen the rules governing the use of wiretaps... previously, the prosecutors may keep listening someone even the legal case had already been closed, or the prosecutors may wiretap on a specific person and by the way listen other people in the same case... all these show their (prosecutors, police, investigation units) attitude of abusing power & playing the law.  This amendments immediately led to a rebound (opposition) by Taiwan's prosecutors, police, and investigation units...The Judicial Reform Foundation expressed : Taiwan's judiciary has not made any progress at all unless they avoid wiretapping mistakes by abolishing the watching center or attaching it to or under certain authority remaining neutral, and not allow accessing communication records unless they got the judges' approval...

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¡¹ <The Liberty Times>, Taiwan,
1.13.2014  
ªL౶¯ Dr. Lin, NTU professor
Taiwan turns to a "privacy hell" because prosecutors and police abuse the right/power of retrieval of Taiwanese communication records... Taiwan's police access the most number of Taiwanese communication records (nearly 80% occupied)... Taiwan's total number of retrieval equals more than 200 times the number of records-retrieval in Germany ...  Taiwan's prosecutors (or even police , investigation units) by themselves approve and issue approval of application for retrieval of communication records, without Taiwan judges' objective approval......   Taiwan's prosecutors and police want it quick and energy-saving, judges want to get rid of burden, so, Taiwan's constitution and Taiwanese human rights are not their (prosecutors, police, etc) concerns eventually ......?
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¡¹  <Apple Daily News> 1.14.2014
 Taiwan's Court hard to control abusing of power by prosecutors & police (¡uªk°|ÃøºÞÀËĵÀÝÅv¡vauthor:  ¿ú«Øºa, Taiwan's court judge)
Taiwan's prosecutors and police do wiretapping by using serious crime felony to cover up misdemeanors(­«¸o±»¹¢»´¸oºÊÅ¥), Taiwan's judges don't question their evidences/proofs...... the biggest problem is we don't have full-duty prosecutor's order court ( ±M³dªº¡u±j¨î³B¤À±M®x¡v), judges take turns to do the job, and don't care too much about those application for prosecutor's order... Taiwan's judiciary practice makes no difference between "judge for investigation" and "judge for judgment"... so Taiwan's Judiciary Yuan fails to reach the basic :
to evade/side step the issue of dividing applications (¡u¤À®×°jÁסv), e.g.,   those judges during investigation proceedings approve detention of accused, will they think the accused is innocent during judiciary proceedings? .... Taiwan judges fail to reach the goal of professional quality and neutrality ...¡Iwiretapping harms the most Taiwanese privacy, but till now Taiwan fails to send a formal notice to those people being listened... Taiwanese people won't know being listened until they were prosecuted, as for those people not being indicted, they will never know about this ....  Taiwanese people can not do anything about this nation's most serious - mandatory punishment, no one can help them, they are rejected by Taiwan's judiciary systems...
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¡¹ <United Daily News>, Taiwan, 12.26.2013

...The main theme of a prosecutors general conference/meeting held recently is "how to keep prosecutors' case-processing quality   investigation with human rights protection, avoid indiscriminate prosecutions (response to many criticism/questioning "prosecutors' abusing prosecutions & appealing  without concrete evidences" ) "  ......  Taiwanese people will go away farther and farther from Taiwan's legal system if judiciary fails to stop illegal persuasions....
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¡¹ <the China Times>, Taiwan, 11.28.2013
 editorial - "
Taiwan's judicial Yuan should do something to stop legislators' illegal persuasions"

If the Prosecutors system (the principle of Integrating/unification procuratorates) fails to eradicate the unhealthy & illegal persuasion, instead, they encourage the evil trends of illegal persuasion,  the credit of Taiwan's judicial system and prosecutors system both will be bankrupted.  This certainly brings public outrage to boiling point  if Taiwan's prosecutors lodge an appeal to a higher court for ordinary people's cases, but give up an appeal for cases of person in power......

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<The Taiwan Foundation for Democracy (TFD )> survey, Dec. 10, 2013
     (reported by <the Liberty Times>, <United Daily News>, <The China Post>, <The Taipei Times>)
According to 2013 survey (Dec. 10, 2013) conducted by The Taiwan Foundation for Democracy (TFD ) & SHU that shows a "F" score (rating 2.7/5.0 points) on overall human rights status ―  in decline for a third consecutive year.
2 points were given to " Non-external intervention of the judiciary", 2.3 points to "fair trials".  Both are "F" scores! (rating range 0.0~5.0)

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<Apple Daily >
, Taiwan, 2013.11.5

"Do not let prosecutors rule our country Taiwan"  §OÅýÀ˹î©xªv°ê¡]ªL©s¬Ó¡^

 Most Taiwanese people are worried about the  prosecutor may become a untamed run-away horse if  not properly controlled, because they can initiate investigation of cases, and also enjoys strong powers of enforcement action, particularly once prosecutors become rulers' tool, this may cause our society's unbearable turmoil. (¦h¼Æ°ê¤H©Ò¾á¤ßªº¡A¤Ï¦Ó¬OÀ˹î©x¥i¥H¥D°Ê°»¿ì®×¥ó¡A¤S¨É¦³±j¤jªº±j¨î³B¤ÀÅv¤O¡A¦pªG±±¨î¤£·í¡A¦¨¬°²æÅ·³¥°¨¡A¤×¨äÀ˹î©x±`·|¹J¨ì¬Fªv¤Hª«ªº®×¥ó¡A¤@¥¹¦¨¬°°õ¬FªÌªº²Îªv¤u¨ã¡A©¡®ÉªÀ·|±N­±Á{Ãø¥H©Ó¨üªº°ÊÀú¡C) .... Unfortunately, for a long time most  prosecutors  may take any (good/bad, or correct/wrong) means to reach their justice goal, they lack constitutional thinking. (¦h¼ÆÀ˹î©x­Ì¥u¦b¥G¹êÅ饿¸q¡A¬°¹F¥Øªº¡A¤£¾Ü¤â¬q¡A§ó¯Ê¥F¾Ë¬F«äºû¡C)...
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¡¹ <Liberty Times> Taiwan, 2013.11.11   "Chief Attorney is not qualified for the job,  the Special Investigation Unit must be abolished"!
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a professor at National Chengchi University School of Law, Ph.D. University of Freiburg, Germany )

 Absolute power leads to absolute rotten, is the philosophical basis of the Special Investigation Unit must be repealed. (µ´¹ïªºÅv¤O¡Aµ´¹ïªº»G¤Æ¡A¬O¯S°»²Õ¥²¶·¼o°£ªº­õ¾Ç°ò¦¡C) ...... My view is many important events recently (like poisonous oil, abusing young soldier to death, eavesdropping/monitoring event, etc¬x¥ò¥C®×¡B¬x¥Û«°®×¡BÃö¼t¤u¤H®×¡B¤åªL­b¡B¤j®H®×µ¥µ¥ )  are class exploitation (¶¥¯Å­é«d) - which means some people treat  another group of people as objects, ... ( §â¤H·í§@«ÈÅé¡B·í§@ª«), that explains Taiwan's chaos ...

Recently, the Special Investigation Unit (of chief prosecutor) is not willing to and is not able to follow the due/correct process... If Taiwanese people don't destroy the most powerful weapon (the Special Investigation Unit), will be killed or wounded by it ...
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¡¹ <Liberty Times> Taiwan, 2013.12.23  ½²烱¿L

 ... some prosecutors fight to have so-called "judges" attribute, ... their motive is having tenure and treatment for life (what judges have) .. If our system is not designed well ―  neglecting of  the administrative supervision of prosecutorial power, and judges' human rights defender role, many innocent Taiwanese people most likely will suffer or to be victims for prosecutors' monitoring or/and prosecutions without good enough investigations... (³¡¤ÀÀ˹î©xª§¨ú©Ò¿×¥qªk©xÄÝ©Ê...°Ê¾÷´N¬Oª§¨úªk©x±o¨­¤À»P«O»Ù(²×¨­Â¾»P«Ý¹J)...  ³]­p¨î«×®É­Y»´©¿¹ïÀ˹î©xÅvªº¦æ¬FºÊ·þ,¤Î¹ïªk©x¤HÅv¦uÅ@ªÌªº­n¨D, ´N«Ü¥i¯à¨Ï³\¦hµL¶d¤H¥Á¦]¥¼¸Ô¬d§Y°_¶D©ÎºÊÅ¥...¦ÓµLºÝ¨ü®`...)
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¡¹ <United daily News Áp¦X³ø>, 12.25.2013

The prosecutors has big power - they have right to do investigation just because they heard something or reading something via media... hence we need something to limit/control their power, e.g., prosecutors can freely select which evidence/proof they want from many provided/existed, however, this may leads to illegal actions if they take bribery and/or illegal persuasion...  (À˹î©xÅv¤O«Ü¤j...¥i¥H»D­·¿ì®×(Å¥¨ì¶Ç»D©Î´CÅé³ø¾É)...¦]¦¹¥²¶·¦³¤º³¡Åv¤O¸`¨î... ¥H¡u¦Û¥Ñ¤ßÃÒ¡v¬°¨Òªk«ß½á»Pµô§PªÌ¦Û¥Ñ±Ä¨ú¨º¨ÇÃҾڱīH¨º¨ÇÃÒµü±oÅv¤O... ­Y¦³ª÷¿ú»¤´b, ¤H±¡¥]µöµ¥¡A¤ßÃÒ´N¤£¦Û¥Ñ¤F¦Ó¦¨¦¬¸ì©ÎÃö»¡¤§¹Hªk...)
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¡¹ <Apple Daily > , Taiwan, 2013.12.28

... Taiwan's most rotten prosecutor got straight "A" during her corruption period.... Taiwan's evaluation system is too much pseudo & phony, not only judiciary system is working this way, all Taiwanese bureaucracy (ps: government) system is this way, so, no wonder Taiwan's competitive ability ranks the last in Eastern Asia...
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¡¹ <Liberty Times> 12.28.2013  <Who scares recording DVD in the court ?  ½Ö©È¿ý­µ¥úºÐ?>  (ps: new law has been modified, the DVD including all debates and conversations on court will not unconditionally be applied as before, critic comments/questions some people are afraid of being criticized by media etc... )
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¡¹  USA Country Reports on Human Rights practices, May 24, 2012

it highlighted the problem of corruption in Taiwan, saying more than 400 officials were indicted on corruption charges in the past year, including 54 high-ranking officials.

In addition, it said the judicial system in Taiwan ¡§suffered from some corruption.¡¨

The impartiality of judges and prosecutors involved in high-profile and politically sensitive cases was being questioned by some political commentators and academics, the report said.

As for women rights in Taiwan, According to the MOJ, the average prosecution rate  for rape and sexual assault over the past five years was approximately 50 percent, and the average conviction rate of cases prosecuted was approximately 90 percent.

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¡¹ <DPP>Policy Research Committee (¥Á¶iÄÒ), Dec. 10, 2012

According to DPP's poll in Human Rights Day (Dec. 10, 2012), 62.3 % of Taiwanese are dissatisfied with the government's protection of human rights, 67 % of Taiwanese are dissatisfied with the government's protection of judicial human rights (¥qªk¤HÅv), 64.9% of Taiwanese are dissatisfied with political  human rights. (¬Fªv¤HÅv)....

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       Taiwan's  Prosecutors' scandals
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¡@ ¡¹ ¡]<The Economist> UK),  July 22, 2010

 The article under the theme of ¡]Corruption in Taiwan--Confirming the worst suspicions¡^ reported : 

 Three high-court judges and a prosecutor had been detained amid allegations that they took bribes to fix the outcome of a high-profile case, has brought public outrage to boiling point.

 The case is Taiwan¡¦s biggest judicial-corruption scandal in over a decade.

¡§The significance of this case is that it makes all the rumours a reality,¡¨

 The country's president, announced the formation of a new commission to battle corruption and vote-buying.

 Such talk is ... drawing comparisons to Singapore¡¦s Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau and Hong Kong¡¦s Independent Commission Against Corruption. But, unlike those bodies, the    Taiwanese commission will not report directly to the president, but only to the justice ministry, where tangled bureaucracy and civil servants who are deferential to their political bosses could limit action.

 In any case, complains the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), and various experts, such a commission will be toothless as long as it is nearly impossible to sack bad judges and prosecutors. An act calling for such a mechanism has long been stalled in parliament.

¡¹<Liberty Times>, 12.23.2013
 If judiciary is used by politics, Taiwan really goes back to "white terror" age ... currently monitoring is everywhere, according to the law, the related institution should send document to those people being listened - but they did not really do it, ...  "officials shield/shelter/cover up other officials" problem exists in Taiwan, it's horrible that their power can't be controlled... there're too too many monitoring, nothing hurts Taiwan's human rights more than this...... Besides, Taiwan's judges and prosecutors handle too many cases, leading to bad quality of judiciary ... (interview with NTU professor Pong)   (¦pªG¥qªk¦A³Q¬Fªv§Q¥Î¡A ¥xÆW¯uªº·|¦^¨ì¥Õ¦â®£©Æ®É¥N¡A...  ²{¶¥¬q¡AºÊÅ¥µL©Ò¤£¦b¡AºÊÅ¥§¹¡A¨Ìªk­n±H³qª¾®Ñµ¹·í¨Æ¤H¡A¤]¨S¦³¸¨¹êªº°µ¡A...¦]¥qªkÅé¨t¤º¦³¡u©x©x¬ÛÅ@¡vªº°ÝÃD¡AÅv¤O¤£¨ü¨î¿Å¬O³Ì¥i©Èªº¡A....²{¶¥¬qºÊÅ¥«ÜªxÀÝ¡A¡u¶Ë®`¤HÅv²ö¦¹¬°¬Æ¡v ...   ¥qªk©x¤â¤Wªº®×¤l¤Ó¦h¡Aµô§Pªº«~½è·íµM®t¡A¥qªk¤å®Ñ¥Õ¸Ü¤å¤]§J¤£®e½w... ±M³X¥x¤j±Ð±Â´^¤å¥¿) 

¡¹<United Daily News>, 12.24.2013  "Taiwan's most greedy rotten female prosecutor", Chen (³¯¥É¬Ã) got "A" (everyone should learn) grade by her bosses during her corruption period 2000 ~2006 ( °ªÀ˾ú¥ô­ºªøµ¹"¥xÆW³Ì³g¤kÀ˹î©x"ªº³¯¥É¬Ã¡A¦b¯A³g´Á¶¡¡u»{¯u­t³d¡B¸}½ñ¹ê¦a¡B¾Ç¾i­ÑÂסB©ú¹î¬î²@¡vµ¥µû»y¡A«~¼w¾Þ¦u¬°"A"¯Å ) ¡mThe China Times ¤¤°ê®É³ø¡n, Dec. 3, 2013 "Taiwan's most greedy rotten female prosecutor", Chen (³¯¥É¬Ã)'s asking bribery NT$10 million (USD300 thousands) case, now will be sent to Judicial Yuan for law-court investigation (she may lose her job if in worse case).

¡¹¡mETtoday¡n, 11.29.2013

DPP Legislator Ker Chien - ming (¬_«Ø»Ê): Chief attorney (attorney general) Huang Shiming's (¶À¥@»Ê)secrets-leaking case, actually is a political struggle by using the tool judicial investigation...   

¡¹ France¡mAFP¡n, Thailand¡mBangkok Post¡n, etc, 11.1.2013
Taiwan's top prosecutor indicted for leaking secrets

... Prosecutor-general Huang Shyh-ming was charged with leaking secrets relating to the probe, which is examining allegations that parliamentary speaker Wang Jin-pyng meddled in a court case implicating an opposition lawmaker. "Prosecutors should remain neutral and independent ... but the accused rushed to brief the president who was not involved in the case to provide information of an ongoing probe in violation of the laws," the Taipei district prosecutor's office said in a statement.  The information was obtained by a wiretap on opposition Democratic Progressive Party lawmaker Ker Chien-ming's phone, which prosecutors have insisted was legal.

However, the DPP has compared it to the Watergate scandal in the United States which resulted in the resignation of then-president Richard Nixon in 1974 -- something they have now insisted Ma must do....
 
¡¹  ¤¤°ê¡mChina Daily¡n, Xinhua Updated: 2013-11-01 19:52     Huang Shyh-ming, chief of Taiwan's prosecutorial authority, on Friday was accused by the district prosecutors office of Taipei for leaking confidential information.   An investigation of Huang's case concluded on Friday. Local prosecutors believe that Huang briefed Taiwan leader Ma Ying-jeou on information about an ongoing probe of an illegal lobbying case that involved Wang Jin-pyng, the island's chief legislator, according to a Taipei prosecutors office press release.
¡¹   <United Daily News>, Taiwan, 12.18.2013   Chief prosecutor in Taiwan's high-court prosecutors office will step down for sure, for illegally communication/lobby/persuasion.
¡¹   <Central News Agency>, Taiwan, 1.8.2014   Taiwan's Control Yuan failed to impeach Huang Shyh-ming, chief of Taiwan's prosecutorial authority.
   

¡¹ <The Liberty Times ¦Û¥Ñ®É³ø>  Nov. 13, 2013
A lousy shameful prosecutor sold his soul for a tiny little profit (about USD24,000) to illegally cover some hot-spring business, etc!

¡¹ <United Daily>, <China Times ¤¤°ê®É³ø>,Taiwan , 1.1.2014
 A prosecutor (Tai-nan city) was charged
20 sentence for an attempted murder/killing for taking a temple property.  (¦a°|§PNT$100¸U¥æ«O,  ­­¨î¥X¹Ò)

 
¡¹¡mThe China Times ¤¤°ê®É³ø¡n ¡mChina Review, Hong Kong ¤¤µûªÀ­»´ä¡n2007-08-17

    What a weird thing ¡IProsecutor want an apology, in spite of the guy already received an innocent judgment by the court .


    The Taiwanese prosecutor (Prosecutor is inside Taiwan's legal system ) does not take appeal process inside legal system , but hold a press conference to argue what correct/wrong is ... ¡@This harms image of Taiwan's judicial system and prosecutors...¡@

 
¡¹  ¬F­··s»D¹q¤l³ø   www.99ch.com.tw  , EMAIL¡Gpeikoonw@gmail.com 

   "Prosecutors charge the country (¡uÀ˹î©xªv°ê¡v)" 
     full text pls refer to Chinese edition:
http://www.99ch.com.tw/news-detail.asp?lang=1&doc_id=8478

   ¡´ ¡uÃ߯Z°½±¡½g¡v... A prosecutor in Kaohsiung (¬x´Áºa) brought a female prosecutor to hotel, and did battery to <Apple Daily> reporter... His office did not give him any criminal punishment ...   2008/10/16
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Amnesty International, London, UK,  annual report The State of the World's Human Rights 2011, May 13, 2011

        Taiwan was criticized over issues to do with the death penalty, freedom of expression, justice ( also voiced concerns over the slow progress to enact a judges' act to address corruption scandals involving high court judges and over the working conditions of migrant workers.) and migrants' rights.
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¡¹  <Transparency International>, Germany,   Dec. 10, 2010

     Taiwan's corruption sorting list:  worstPolice: 3.9,  Parliament/legislation: 3.8,  Public officials/civil servants :3.8,  Political parties : 3.5,  military: 3.4,  judiciary: 3.3 ,  Media , Education systems : 3.2
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