Ming Chuan University Department of Criminal Justice

Wang, Po-Chi associate professor was interviewed by UDN	2021/3/9

Scholars: Review the effectiveness of the revision method 2021-03-09 03:56 United Daily News/Reporter Lin Mengjie/Taipei Report There are frequent shootings and killings in Taoyuan, Tainan, Kaohsiung and other places. People are worried about the proliferation of black guns and the deterioration of public order. Wang, Po-Chi, associate professor in the Department of Criminal Justice of Ming Chuan University, believes that in addition to the ecological changes of the gang, the younger brother dared to shoot and beat the older brother, and the new crown pneumonia epidemic caused depression in some industries. It can be inferred that some people's legal business is blocked and cannot make money. Doing "underground business", including drug trafficking and gun changes, has also increased the number of violent cases. Wang, Po-Chi said that in order to put an end to black guns, the regulations on the control of guns, ammunition, weapons, and weapons were revised last year, resulting in strict inspections and heavy penalties, but how many operating guns have yet to be reported? Will there be significant results in preventing black guns from blocking after the law is amended? Has the "source cut" really been implemented? Does the "severe punishment law" have a deterrent effect? He believes that whether the government should think about how to strengthen the prevention of loopholes from the perspective of system and legal norms. "The occurrence of major criminal cases can not solve the problem, and the policy cannot only be slogans." Wang, Po-Chi said that there have been many shooting cases recently, but they do not completely represent the deterioration of public security in Taiwan. The main reason is that similar cases have been intensively appeared to produce a "live effect", which has made the public panic and uneasy, just like the frequent cases of dismemberment in 2018. The masses are panicked.

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