In 2014, Taiwan's Habeas Corpus Act went through a thorough revision based on Judicial Yuan Interpretation Nos. 708 and 710. Now, the implement of the amended Act has entered into the seventh year. The cases related to habeas corpus increased significantly since 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic has continued to rage around the world; most of the cases were caused by the applications for habeas corpus due to refusals to follow the various preventative measures for COVID-19, such as quarantine. However, the judicial practice has not correspondingly established a reasonable and operable guideline for the courts to examine the facts, to apply the relevant statutes and rules to the applications for habeas corpus, and then decide whether the person deprived of physical freedom should be released. As a result, from the perspective of the Habeas Corpus Act as an indispensable system to implement physical freedom under Article 8 of the Constitution, this article reinterprets the relevant articles under the current Habeas Corpus Act to review and comment on the most recent judicial decisions in Taiwan; then, based on the re-interpretation and reviews, the article proposes an applicable review model for the courts while addressing the applications for habeas corpus that the courts should undertake.