
Here is the wrap up for week 2 of August
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Saturday, August 16, 2008
The Criminal Investigation Bureau
Original post by www.taiwanlawresources.com
1.the planning, supervision and assessment of crime prevention.
2.the planning, supervision and assessment of crime detection.
3.the planning, supervision and assessment of hooligns control.
4.the planning, supervision and assessment of violation of judicial police affairs and social order maintenance laws.
5.the planning, supervision and conducting of criminal identification; examiation of evidence.
6.the planning, supervision and utilization of criminal records.
7.the communication and coordination of international criminal affairs; detection of international criminal case.
8.the planning, purchase and maintenance of the equipment for criminal investigation and identification.
9.the supervision, education of criminal investigation police; public relations and service.
10.the collection, transmission and utilization of criminal information; the planning, supervision of wiretape.
11.collecting, comparing and identifying ten prints and latent prints.
12.the anatomination, examination of forensic DNA pathology.
13.the research and development of forensic science.
14.the research, planning, developing and processing of criminal information systems.
15.the plan, coordination and communication of INTERPOL RADIO.
16.the command, report and control of criminal cases; coordination with other institutes.
17.rendering assistance to the investigation of major crimes.
18.the planning, supervision and implementation of bomb prevention; the assistance in inspecting bomb scene.
19.other related matters concerning the supervision of criminal investigation police.
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Labels: Government, Prosecutors Office
Friday, August 15, 2008
Justices of the Constitutional Court
Original post by www.taiwanlawresources.com
The Constitutional Court interprets the Constitution with respect to the following matters:
(1)Uncertainties regarding the application of the Constitution;
(2)The constitutionality of laws or orders; and
(3)The constitutionality of local government laws.
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Labels: J.Y. Interpretations, Judicial Yuan, The Constitution
Thursday, August 14, 2008
ACWG - NTU Law
Original post by www.taiwanlawresources.com
It is well known that the evaluation criteria for journals to be indexed in the SSCI are extremely stringent, with an average rejection rate of 9 out of 10 journals submitted. Therefore, with AJWH being indexed, your hard work and dedication has paid off, and this is a monumental achievement. - Gary Liang of Thompson Reuters.
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Labels: Law Schools, Legal Research
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Legal Aid Foundation
Original post by www.taiwanlawresources.com
In July 1999, the National Judicial Reform Conference approved the agenda to promote the creation of a legal aid system in Taiwan.
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Labels: Government, Prosecutors Office, Taiwan Law, The Courts
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Theses and Dissertations
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Labels: Legal Research
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