After Courting Death: Taiwan’s (Rump) Constitutional Court Caught in the Political Crossfire

After Courting Death: Taiwan’s (Rump) Constitutional Court Caught in the Political Crossfire

Ming-Sung KUO & Hui-Wen CHEN

As it stands, the Taiwan Constitutional Court (TCC) is a rump court with its future hanging in the air. After seven Justices – including the Chief Justice and his deputy – stepped down on 31 October 2024 at the end of their eight-year term, the TCC was left with a bare majority of its full membership of 15 Justices…

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