Constitutional Interpretation: Theory and Practice V.11

2021/12/27

Institutum Iurisprudentiae has published the Constitutional Interpretation: Theory and Practice V.11. This book is edited by Associate Research Professor Dr. Chien-Chih Lin.
Web Link: https://www.iias.sinica.edu.tw/en/publication_post/1338/11

Table of Contents

Hsu, Tzong-Li	Keynote Speech: Taiwan Constitutional Court as a Positive Legislator
Law, David S.	Keynote Speech: Comparing the Taiwanese Constitutional Court’s Approach to Comparativism
Lee, Chien-Liang	The Doctrines of Constitutional Rights and the Legal Methodology of the Constitutional Law: Fundamentals of the Legal Reasoning of the Constitutional Rights
Chen, Chwen-Wen	Preliminary Study on Constitutional Rules about Parliamentary Obstructions and the Protection of Minority Parties
Hwang, Shu-Perng	Legislative Discretion Revisited in Light of Judicial Yuan Interpretation No. 748
Kuan, Hsiao-Wei	Marriage Equality and Legal Mobilization: The Litigation and Legislative Actions before Judicial Yuan Interpretation No. 748
Lin, Frederick Chao-Chun	Retroactive Effects of Constitutional Interpretation in Criminal Cases
Chiu, Yu-Fan	The Development and Review of Subordinate Test in Labor Contract: Also a Discussion on Platform Workers’ Character of Employee
Fan, Hsiu-Yu	From “Our Constitution”, “Our People”, to “Our Justices”: Constructing A Non-Citizen “People”
Chia, Wen-Yu	Mandatory or Persuasive Authority? A Normative Analysis on TCC’s Precedents
Lin, Hsin-Hsuan	Reclaiming Informational Privacy under Government Mass Surveillance: An Assessment of the U.S. Federal Courts Cases
Lin, Tzu-Wei	Analyzing the Restrictions on Third-instance Appeals from the Perspectives of the ICCPR