司法與公共支持：台灣民眾對於司法體系的比較評價

吳重禮

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司法與公共支持：台灣民眾對於司法體系的比較評價

The Judiciary and Public Support: Public Attitudes toward the Judicial System in Taiwan

吳重禮(Chung-Li Wu)

台灣政治學刊； 12卷2期 (2008 / 12 / 01) ， P15 - 66

繁體中文 DOI： 10.6683/TPSR.200812.12(2).15-66

司法體系；公共支持；制度合法性；民眾信任；民意； judicial system ； public support ； institutional legitimacy ； popular confidence ； public opinion

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In a democracy, any given governmental branch needs public support for the fundamentals of institutional legitimacy, and the judiciary is no exception. This study examines the popular views and evaluations of the judicial system in Taiwan. I employ the ”2003 Taiwan Election and Democratization Study: Democratization and Political Transition” (TEDS 2003) survey date to assess the public's attitudes toward courts and other political institutions, and thereupon the factors influencing public support for the judicial system. Methodologically, the judicial evaluations are classified into four factors-”confidence in courts,” ”impartial prosecutions,” ”fair trials,” and ”judicial independence.” The findings reveal that, compared with other political institutions, popular confidence in courts is relatively high, with approximately 70 percent of the people holding positive evaluations. The results also confirm that the variables of age, educational attainment, political knowledge and political efficacy exert significant effects on the three public views of the judiciary, i.e., confidence in the courts, impartial prosecutions, and fair trials. In addition, the variables of Taiwanese-Chinese consciousness, unification-independence preference, and party identification have considerable influences on judicial independence.

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Wu, Chung-li(2008).Ethnicity, Empowerment, and Political Trust: The 2005 Local Elections in Taiwan.Issues & Studies,44(1),105-132.
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Wu, Chung-li,Cheng-tai Hsiao(2006).Empowerment Theory and Ethnic Politics in Taiwan.Issues & Studies,42(1),103-36.
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王金壽(2006)。台灣的司法獨立改革與國民黨侍從主義的崩潰。台灣政治學刊，10(1)，103-162。
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吳重禮、陳慧玟(2000)。政治與司法：實然面的分析途徑。問題與研究，39(9)，1-12。
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吳重禮、湯京平、黃紀(1999)。我國「政治功效意識」測量之初探。選舉研究，6(2)，23-44。
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