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大家期待已久的《LINE for iPad》終於姍姍來遲!過去要在平板上使用《LINE》都會被視為第二台裝置而將原本的手機版 LINE 登出,這次的《LINE for iPad》推出後,玩家可以同時在手機、平板、電腦三個平台使用,並且不會將其他平台上的帳號登出!

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最高法院先前曾針對王光祿案進行直播,司法院先前也決議將針對婚姻平權議題進行言詞辯論並直播,但法庭審判卻仍未能讓一般民眾窺見其神秘面紗下的真面目。對此,時代力量立委徐永明今(13)日表示,將提出《法院組織法》修正案,開放「法庭審判直播」,讓民眾進一步了解司法,同時也使法官判決公開受檢視。

徐永明今日召開記者會,表示將針對《法院組織法》第90條提出修正案。

徐永明表示,現行法條中「在庭之人非經審判長許可,不得自行錄音、錄影;未經許可錄音、錄影者,審判長得命其消除該錄音、錄影內容」的規定,嚴重違反小額信用貸款急救網新竹「公開審判」的價值,甚至有圖利法官、迴避公民監督的情形,因此必須要予以修正。

徐永明除了舉歐美先進國家為例,包括美國、英國及加拿大等國都有審判直播以外,也舉中國大陸為例表示,自2013年起,中國大陸也陸續在「庭審直播網」上直播法院審判過程。他直言,「連大眾印象中這麼專制的國家都能這麼做了,台灣有什麼理由反對審判公開化?」

東吳法律系副教授胡博硯表示,之所以要進行司法改革,最大的原因就是民眾無從了解司法運作的過程,雖然全國一審刑事案件全年約有37萬件、民事案件多達100多萬件,可能無法每件案子都進行直播,但仍應當建立標準,使人民了解法院審判過程。他也強調,若司法院有心改革,這件事甚至不用修法就能夠完成。

前檢察官、律師高宏銘也指出,過去在推動「法官掛名牌」的政策時,也遇到許多反彈,有認為「法官非公眾人物」的聲音傳出,但在成功推動以來,並未出現因此造成問題的情況。他還說,且在10多年前台灣法庭就曾直播過審判過程,顯見法庭直播在國內是有一定民意支持的。

高宏銘表示,現在雖然有些公開審理的案件能夠申請旁聽,但名額相當少,申請手續也相當繁雜,無法真正落實公開審理,不過若能直播的話,就可以突破時間與空間的侷限,使民眾更容易了解法庭實質運作內容,如此一來將能使大眾對司法審判過程更有信心。



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REFLECTING REALITY: The foreign minister said that the proposed change had been sent to the premier for approval. No change is planned now for the group handling US tiesBy Stacy Hsu / Staff reporterThe Executive Yuan is reviewing a proposal to change the name of the Association of East Asian Relations to the “Association of Taiwan-Japan Relations,” Minister of Foreign Affairs David Lee (李大維) said yesterday, adding that the change is expected to be approved by the end of this month.Lee made the announcement in response to a question from Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Legislator Tsai Shih-ying (蔡適應) at a meeting of the legislature’s Foreign and National Defense Committee.Tsai’s question came one day after Representative to Japan Frank Hsieh (謝長廷) said at an event in Tokyo that a consensus about a proposed name change had been reached at the association’s recent board meeting in Taipei.“The Association of East Asian Relations is planning to use the name ‘Association of Taiwan-Japan Relations.’ The case has been referred to Premier Lin Chuan (林全) for approval,” Lee said.As for the possibility of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in Japan being renamed the “Taiwan Representative Office in Japan,” Lee said negotiations with Tokyo were ongoing.Such name changes require the consent of both sides, with the same principle applying to overseas offices in other countries, Lee said.The Association of East Asian Relations is in charge of handling ties with Japan in the absence of formal diplomatic ties, which ended in 1972. Its office in Tokyo changed its name to the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in Japan in 1992.Japan also set up a quasi-official organization, formerly known as the Interchange Association, Japan, to represent its interests in Taipei. The organization was renamed as the Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association in January.Calls for the Ministry of Foreign Relations’ (MOFA) association to change its name to one that is more indicative of its real functions and improving Taipei-Tokyo ties have been growing since January.DPP Legislator Chih-cheng (羅致政) questioned Lee about changing the name of the Coordination Council for North American Affairs, established as the counterpart of the American Institute in Taiwan.“This issue should not be put at the top of our list of priorities, as there are still many concrete matters to be discussed between Taiwan and the US,” Lee said.In related news, Lee told lawmakers that relations with one or more of the nation’s diplomatic allies in the Caribbean are “kind of unstable,” but that “they are still under control.”“That is why a visit by President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) to allies in that region in the second half of this year is being planned as part of the government’s efforts to cement ties with diplomatic partners there,” Lee said in response to questions from Lo.Lee said the ministry has taken measures to improve ties with the countries in question and that the situation was under control.“The ministry has been keeping close tabs on ties with Taiwan’s diplomatic allies and will address issues immediately if it notices something wrong,” he said.Lee did not cite specific countries.Taiwan has diplomatic relations with 21 countries, most of which are in Latin America and Africa.Additional reporting by CNA新聞來源:TAIPEI TIMES
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