2026

• “Privacy in the Shadows: Criminal Records and Electoral Politics in Taiwan.” 10th Asian Privacy Scholars Network Conference, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Faculty of Law, Sept. 24–25.

• “The Bare-Minimum Defense: Contract Defenders in Taiwan.” Working Group of the Legal Profession Meeting 2026: Lawyers and the Rule of Law Under Pressure, Erasmus School of Law, June 22–23.

• “Vagrancy Laws in Taiwan: Development, Transitions, and Empirical Analysis.” Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, May 28-31.

• “The Engagement of Criminal Law in Taiwan’s Currency Transformation.” Pre-LSA 2026 Workshop on Law and Political Economy: Reconstructing State Capacity, UC Berkeley School of Law, May 27.

2025

• “One-China Principle and PRC’s Global Law Enforcement.” ICON-S Taiwan Chapter Annual Conference, Academia Sinica, Dec. 25.

• “The Emerging Private Logic in Taiwan’s Criminal Law.” Second International Forum on Asian Laws: Innovation of Laws in Asia, Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, June 19-20.

• “The Private Combination of Public Defense in Taiwan.” Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, May 22-25.

2024

• “Making Precedents through Consensus or Compromise: Stare Decisis in Taiwan.” Common Law Forms in Civil Law Asia Workshop, Australian National University College of Law, Dec. 5-7.

• “Location, Relocation, and Dislocation: Sanctioning the Poor through Service in Taiwan’s Criminal Legal System.” Between Modern Debtors’ Prison and Modern Peonage: Economic and Poverty Sanctions in Global Perspective Workshop, Modern Criminal Law Review, Sept. 13 & 21. (Online)

2023

• “Changes Vacated: Work Programs and the Institutional Logics in Taiwan’s Prison.” Sixth Training Initiative for Asian Law and Society Scholars Workshop, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore, Dec. 11-13.

• “The Use of Forced Prison Labor Reconsidered: The Case of Taiwan.” American Society of Comparative Law Annual Meeting, Florida International University College of Law, Oct. 26-28.

• “Judicial Paternalism and the Stagnant Bargaining Process in Taiwan.” Asian Law Scholars Conference, University of Washington School of Law, Sept. 14-15.

• “Criminal Law Matters: Bad Check Crime and Economic Development in Postwar Taiwan.” Third Asian Law Junior Faculty Workshop, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore, Jan. 26-27.

• “An Empirical Study on the Harmless Error Doctrine in Taiwan.” Conference on the Empirical Turn in Chinese Legal Research: Challenges, Strategies, and Solutions, Faculty of Law, The University of Hong Kong, Jan. 9-10.

2022

• “Innovation through Litigation: Prison Reform and the Legal Opportunity Structure in Taiwan.” Asian Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, Vietnam National University School of Law, Dec. 9-10.

• “State Legitimacy and Prison Policy in Communist China.” Second International Conference on Punishment in Global Peripheries, Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, July 6-8.

2021

• “Economic Challenges and Prison Renovation in Reform China.” Second Training Initiative for Asian Law and Society Scholars Workshop, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore, Dec. 9-17. (Online)

2016

• “A Legal Game of Crime Control: Bifurcation Policy and DUI Law in Taiwan.” Stanford Program in Law and Society Third Conference for Junior Researchers, Stanford Law School, May 13-14.