Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Liumang Law Abolished, Prisoners Released











I know it's old news, but the Judicial Yuan issued an English press release yesterday.



Press Release.

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

J.Y. Interpretation 648 (English Version)





On February 13, 2009 the Justices of the Constitutional Court issued the English version of Interpretation 648, it asks:


進出口貨物查驗準則第十五條第一項違憲?
Is Paragraph 1, Article 15 of the Import and Export Goods Inspection Guidelines Unconstitutional?


Monday, February 16, 2009

Wrap-up of week 2 from www.taiwanlawresources.com

Here it is....


Monday - Intellectual Property Court Website
Tuesday - U.S. Court of Appeals Hears Taiwan Treaty Lawsuit
Wednesday - J.Y. Interpretation 649 (English Version)
Thursday - J.Y. Interpretation 650 (English Version)
Friday - Control Yuan Censures Prosecutors
Saturday - Taiwan Foundation for Democracy

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Wrap-up for week 2 of February

Here it is....



Monday - Wrap-up of week 1 from www.taiwanlawresources.com
Tuesday - The Executive Yuan - Atomic Energy Council II
Wednesday - The Executive Yuan - Council of Agriculture II
Thursday - The Executive Yuan - Fair Trade Commission II
Friday - The Executive Yuan - Public Construction Commission II
Saturday - The Executive Yuan - National Palace Museum II

Saturday, February 14, 2009

The Executive Yuan - National Palace Museum II

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The National Palace Museum is charged with the preservation, cataloguing, maintenance, exhibition, research, and examination of the nation's traditional art treasures. The museum also undertakes cultural exchanges involving its collection. It is organized into three departments: Antiquity, Painting, and Archives; and three divisions: Exhibition, Publication, and Registration. It also includes the Science and Technology Office and the Security Office.

Friday, February 13, 2009

The Executive Yuan - Public Construction Commission II

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The Public Construction Commission plans, reviews and oversees public construction projects and coordinates related affairs. Under the commission are the Planning, Technical, and Construction Management Departments.