| 英文摘要 |
In order to more completely protect the basic rights of the people, the Constitutional Procedure Law has introduced a constitutional review procedure for adjudication, so that the Constitutional Court can make a constitutional review on individual cases made by ordinary courts. Constitutional Court’s 111-Year Judgment No. 8 is the first judgment since the Constitutional Procedure Law has been applied. The verdict is a landmark in my country's constitutional procedural law system, because the original purpose of the system of adjudication constitutional review is to ensure that individual case adjudication conforms to the constitutional intent of protecting the basic rights of the people through a special relief procedure. The facts of this case involve transnational transfer of children, and international law has established the International Child Abduction Convention. Although my country is not a party to the Convention, its normative content cannot be directly applied to my country. Whether it can be invoked as a jurisprudence to supplement the deficiency that the principle of the best interests of children in the past can only be weighed on a case-by-case basis, there are academic disputes. This article attempts to escape the limitation of legislative policy decisions. From the perspective of constitutional norms to protect parental rights, children's personality rights and due process of law, it is explained that the principle of the presumption of favorability of bringing back children can be used as a supplementary criterion to deal with parent-children more appropriately. Conflicts of fundamental rights. Based on this, this paper believes that although the result of TCC Judgment 111-Hsien-Pan-8 can be maintained, its reasons should not focus on the judgment of the principle of continuity and the principle of respecting the will of the children, but should start from the evaluation of illegal displacement behavior and examine the past The trial decided whether there was a violation of the Constitution. |