英文摘要 |
There was a litigation known for Taiwanese people suing United States for human rights protection in 2006. Unexpectedly, the fact was distorted by negative media coverage. Both of US federal district court and intermediate appellate court did not consent to US Secretary's petition to deny plaintiffs' complaint for the cause of lacking jurisdiction. The courts instead granted review of the case from procedures which implies the parties' "standing" and show independent Justice in the United States. Although US Federal Courts had little words to say in the opinions that United States is over Taiwan's sovereignty, in a 13-page opinions, respectively, it clarified United States plays an important role between China and Taiwan. The issue of Taiwan's sovereignty, because of Zain Dean's extradition to Taiwan, Taiwanese students occupying Legislative Yuan in opposition to trade agreement, and slave-driving diplomat Jacqueline Liu cases in recent years, accidentally leveled up doubts to Taiwan's legitimate status. To avoid controversy, this paper does not represent any political stance or get into discussions of cross-strait territories, but introduce United States federal courts' ruling on Taiwan's sovereignty undetermined on the purpose of academic exploration, and conclude the case nonjusticiable under the political question doctrine for reference. |