英文摘要 |
In the recognition of the freedom of movement is a basic human right, the International Convention on Civil and Political Rights Article 12 and the Constitution of the Republic of China Article 10 both stipulate that any person is entitled to the liberty to leave any country including his own. Therefore, the travel restriction shall be subject to the law and require a warrant issued by the judiciary, except under exigent circumstance. However, the Taiwanese judiciary holds the opinion that the travel restriction constitute only the mean of restraining residence, which might be deemed unconstitutional practice. This article aims to illustrate the travel restriction in the criminal justice system of the United States and review the travel restriction of the current system in Taiwan. Eventually, this article proposes a new model for the travel restriction in Taiwanese criminal justice system—one that withstands constitutional review.
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