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The Economic Analysis of the Reverse Confusion Debate in Trademark Infringement : Based on the Game Theory/ Yu-Lin Chang 65-141

Policy Implications of the ISP Safe Harbor in Copyright Law/ Jyh-An Lee 143-207

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Indigenous Peoples in the Legal History of Taiwan: Being a Special Ethnic Group, Territory and Legal Culture
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A Study on the Pre-Constitution Era Promulgations
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Pain and Suffering Damages for Injury: An Empirical Study of District Court Cases in Taiwan
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The Critical Issues of Partly Suspended Sentence in Japan
/ Ju-Yuan Hsieh 1887-1944

The Precautionary Principle in Food Safety Law:
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EU Food Safety Institutions:
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Reconstruction of Consumer Collective Redress: Focus on Distributed Damages and Collective Rights
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The New System of Confiscating Crime Proceeds:
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【Developments in the Law of Taiwan in 2014】
Annual Review
Constitutional Law／Jau-Yuan Hwang 1395-1437

Administrative Law／Ming-Chiang Lin 1439-1472

Civil Procedure Law／Kuam-Ling Shen 1473-1505

Criminal Law／Mau-Sheng Lee 1507-1533

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Company Law and Securities Regulations／Ming-Jye Huang 1567-1596

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Arbitration in Professional Baseball: Focusing on the System in Major League Baseball
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Remedies for Copyright Infringement
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GPS Surveillance and Criminal Investigation: A Lesson from United States v. Jones
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On the Concept of “Authorized Public Servant” in Criminal Law
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一條遺失的規定：論具第三人效力之行政處分的撤銷與廢止 ／林明昕 355-405

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