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Most people don’t believe in credibility of judiciary: poll By Sherry Hsiao / Staff reporter More than half of Taiwanese say they do not believe in the credibility of the judiciary, a survey released yesterday by the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT)-affiliated National Policy Foundation showed. The survey found that 52.5 percent of respondents did not trust the credibility of the judicial system, compared with 34.2 percent who did. It found that 57.6 percent did not believe that judges would try cases fairly, while 31.8 percent said they believed that they would. Asked if they believed that “the Council of Grand Justices has not been subjected to improper interference, and interpret the Constitution objectively and fairly,” 52.6 percent said that they did not, while 29.7 percent said that they did, the foundation said.

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