英文摘要 |
Since damaging events caused by defective products have occurred frequently in recent years, the Consumers Foundation proposed the Consumer Protection Fund Draft, which stipulated the legal bases and purposes of creating the fund and also regulates the funds sources of funding. Although the idea of the draft is good, there is still room for doubts and questions concerning its contents. Since certain states in the U.S. already have enacted such split-recovery statutes through carrying out the methods that are similar to the purposes of the funds mentioned above, this thesis, therefore, examines the sharing system of U.S. public policy, its practical concerns, and its relevant decisions challenged by constitutionality. Especially, the study examines the decision for the case of Philip Morris USA v. Williams by the Supreme Court in 2007 and scholarly concerns and studies on the abolition of the system. Finally, it takes the practical experience of these systems as a reference to provide a resource for Taiwans future legislative references. |