| 英文摘要 |
Police may stop a transportation vehicle in accordance with Article 8, Paragraph 1 of the Police Power Exercise Act. Pursuant to Paragraph 2 of the same article, when the police reasonably suspect that the driver or passenger of the transportation vehicle provided in the preceding paragraph will pose a hazard based on their unusual behavior, the police may order the person to exit the vehicle. When there are sufficient facts indicating the possibility that the person may commit a crime, the police may also check the vehicle. According to the meaning of this judgment, the police can also implement aforementioned intervention measures when stopping people or vehicles pursuant to Articles 6 and 7 of the same Act. The court characterizes the police stop-and-check and accompanying necessary measures as a factual act. Accordingly, people may file an administrative appeal and a litigation of revocation for a record of objection. Through this judgment, the court creates space for the development of various types of litigation. Depending on different situations, people may file a litigation for a declaratory judgment confirming the illegality of an administrative act, or a litigation demanding performance of certain obligations or a litigation of performance. The court uses the method of statutory interpretation to fill the legal loophole of the Police Power Exercise Act, thereby aligning with the intent of Judicial Yuan Interpretation No. 535. |