| 英文摘要 |
In Germany, there are numerous constitutional Judgment resulting from constitutional complaints filed by prisoners. These rulings provide valuable reference points for assessing the prerequisite for prisoners in our country to file administrative lawsuits—namely, whether prison measures significantly infringe upon fundamental rights. However, due to space limitations and the relevance to administrative litigation involving prisoners in our country, this article focuses on five key aspects of the German prison system:“prisoner resocialization”,“living conditions in prison”,“prison labor and educational training”,“possession of personal items by prisoners”, and“prison discipline and security measures”. Each section introduces significant constitutional rulings of the German Federal Constitutional Court in the respective area. Subsequently, this article examines and interprets several representative administrative lawsuits filed by prisoners in Taiwan, drawing insights from the constitutional rulings of the German Federal Constitutional Court. |