英文摘要 |
The problem of this study is that after the grand justice of the constitutional court proposed Constitutional Interpretation No. 803 concerning the case of Taitung Bunun hunter Tama Talum, President Tsai Ing-wen exempted Tama Talum from his “penalty” under amnesty but did not absolve him from his “crime.” In the Interpretation, the grand justice did not consider the act of Tama Talum to be entirely constitutional (or unconstitutional) but regarded the “majority” of relevant statutes as constitutional. Under this logic, the action of Tama Talum was indeed a violation of the current laws. If so, why did President Tsai Ing-wen grant amnesty, thereby exempting Tama Talum from his penalty? Does this act of the President granting amnesty a political tool to be used in response to public opinion? We adopted literal interpretation as the research method to discuss the Interpretation and reasoning of the grand justice as well as the implications of the presidential amnesty. The results of this study are expected to set a boundary for when to grant amnesty. |