That said, Taiwan lacks judicial personnel with specialized backgrounds. This stands in stark contrast to legal specialists in most other countries, where law is taught in postgraduate programs to students with divergent backgrounds, including economics, sociology, and medicine. This helps to ensure that those handling cases are equipped with practical experience and aren't just going to get caught up in the letter of the law.
不過，國內司法人員特定專業不足，不像國外法學院多屬研究所層級，學生來自經濟、社會、醫學等各個領域，如此辦案才不會只懂得在法律條文中打轉，而缺乏一般的實務經驗。