The council of grand justices and the democratization process in Taiwan

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Title:	The council of grand justices and the democratization process in Taiwan
Authors:	韋淑珊;Andrés, Susana N. Vittadini
Contributors:	淡江大學拉丁美洲研究所
Keywords:	democratization;the Council of Grand Justice;Taiwan
Date:	2005-03
Issue Date:	2010-03-01 17:59:16 (UTC+8)
Publisher:	遠景基金會
Abstract:	The Council of Grand Justicesl interpretations before 1996 were closely linked to governmental policies with very few exceptions, and that things began to change as Martial Law was declared null and void. It seemed, she contends, that the Council of Grand Justices felt free to interpret the Constitution according to the principles and values included in the constitution and also according to democratic patterns. As a result, such a change represents an important judicial evolution in the democratization process in Taiwan.
Relation:	Views & Policies : Taiwan Forum 1(3), p.39-65
Appears in Collections:	[Graduate Institute of Latin American Studies] Journal Article

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