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Professor/Dean Juei-Cheng Jao Curriculum Vitae

1.Academic Qualification:

  • Ph.D. in Law, University of Manchester, United Kingdom (Graduated in June 2004)
  • LL.M. in Maritime Law, Cardiff University, United Kingdom (Graduated in March 1999)
  • Bachelor of Engineering, National Taiwan Ocean University (Graduated in June 1991)

2. Areas of Expertise:

  • International Maritime Law
  • International Maritime Conventions
  • Maritime Policy and Legal Strategy
  • Marine Insurance Law and Insurance Law

3. Administrative Duties and Memberships

  • Current Position
    1. 2019.8 – Present: Dean (Adjunct), College of Ocean Law and Policy, National Taiwan Ocean University
    2. 2024.6 – Present: Director (Adjunct), Centre for International Maritime Law & Policy, National Taiwan Ocean University
    3. 2011.8 – Present: Professor, Institute of the Law of the Sea, National Taiwan Ocean University
    4. 2017.2 – Present: Joint Appointment Professor , Bachelor Degree of Ocean Law and Policy, National Taiwan Ocean University
    5. 2017.2 – Present: Joint Appointment Professor, Graduate Program in Ocean Policy, National Taiwan Ocean University
    6. 2023.11 – Present: Honorary President and Executive Director (Both are adjunct), Taiwan Maritime Law Association
    7. 2024.1 – Present: Committee Member (Adjunct), Administrative Appeal Committee, Ministry of Transportation and Communications
    8. 2023.2 – Present: Committee Member (Adjunct), Committee on Fisheries Vessel Detention and Legal Affairs, Overseas Fisheries Development Council of the Republic of China
    9. 2019.4 – Present: Arbitrator (Adjunct), Chinese Arbitration Association, Taipei
    10. 2014.8 – Present: Professor (Adjunct), School of Law, Soochow University
    11. 2009.5 – Present: Drafter, Grader, Question reviewer, and Oral examiner (All of above are adjunct) for National Examinations such as the Bar Examination, Examination for Judges and Prosecutors, Civil Service Senior Examination, Specifical Examination for International Trade Personnel, and Examination for Marine Insurance Surveyor, Examination
  • Previous Position
    1. 2018.8~2024.7: Director (Adjunct), Bachelor Degree of Ocean Law and Policy, National Taiwan Ocean University
    2. 2018.8~2024.7: Director (Adjunct), Graduate Program in Ocean Policy, National Taiwan Ocean University
    3. 2023.1 – 2024.12: Committee Member (Adjunct), State Compensation Incidents Handling Group, Ocean Affairs Council
    4. 2021.9 – 2023.8: Committee Member (Adjunct), Administrative Appeal Committee, Maritime and Port Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications
    5. 2020.1 – 2021.12: Committee Member (Adjunct), State Compensation Incident Handling Group, Maritime and Port Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications
    6. 2019.6~2023.11: President (Adjunct), Taiwan Maritime Law Association
    7. 2013.6~2019.5: Secretary-General (Adjunct), Taiwan Maritime Law Association
    8. 2012~2017: Review Committee Member (Adjunct), Review Committee for the Subsidy of Fixed Routes for Passenger Services in Island Shipping,Ministry of Transportation and Communications
    9. 2012: Appraisal Committee Member (Adjunct), Taiwan Province Keelung-Yilan Area Traffic Accident Appraisal Committee
    10. 2012: Review Committee Member (Adjunct), Marine Oil Pollution Emergency Response Plan and Financial Guarantee or Liability Insurance Policy Pollution Damage Compensation, Environmental Protection Administration
    11. 2004.8~2011.7: Assistant Professor, Department of Economic and Financial Law, National University of Kaohsiung
    12. 1993.7~1997.7: Evergreen Marine Corporation, Assistant Deputy Section Manager

4. Academic and Service Awards

  1. Excellent Teaching Award, 2020, College of Ocean Law and Policy, National Taiwan Ocean University
  2. Outstanding Research Award, 2018, National Taiwan Ocean University
  3. Excellent Teaching Award, 2008, College of Law, National University of Kaohsiung

5. Participated Research Projects:

  1. 2024.09.26–2025.12.10: Maritime and Port Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Consultation Service for the Development of a Maritime Case Statistical Mechanism / Principal Investigator, Budget: NT$ 3,425,000
  2. 2023.11.1–2024.10.31: National Science and Technology Council, General Project: Development and Application of Marine Detection and Ecological Survey Technology under Climate Change (II) (1/2), Sub-Project C: AI Applications in Ocean Policy and Legal Promotion / Co-Principal Investigator, Sub-Project Principal Investigator, Budget: NT$ 1,660,000
  3. 2023.5.1–2023.10.1: International Conference and Subsequent Research Analysis on the Impact of Sand Dredging in the Matsu Waters in 2023 / Principal Investigator, Budget: NT$ 1,420,000
  4. 2022.11.1–2023.12.31: Maritime and Port Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Feasibility Assessment of the Use of Low-Sulfur Fuel (<0.1%) for Ships in Seven Major International Commercial Ports and Coastal Waters in Taiwan / Principal Investigator, Budget: NT$ 1,410,000
  5. 2022.11.1–2023.10.31: National Science and Technology Council, General Project: Development and Application of Marine Detection and Ecological Survey Technology under Climate Change, Sub-Project D: Research on Social Impact and Legal Promotion for Marine Issues / Co-Principal Investigator, Sub-Project Principal Investigator, Year 2 Budget: NT$ 1,457,676
  6. 2021.11.1–2022.10.31: Ministry of Science and Technology, General Project: Development and Application of Marine Detection and Ecological Survey Technology under Climate Change, Sub-Project D: Research on Social Impact and Legal Promotion for Marine Issues / Co-Principal Investigator, Sub-Project Principal Investigator, Year 1 Budget: NT$ 1,753,054
  7. 2021.12.8–2022.7.31: National Academy of Marine Research, Promotion and Implementation of Marine Technology Policy Guidelines and Action Plan / Principal Investigator, Budget: NT$ 2,350,000
  8. 2021.2.22–2021.12.31: Institute of Transportation, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Key Factors and Feasibility Analysis for the Development of Taiwan's High-End Shipping Services / Principal Investigator, Budget: NT$ 1,540,000
  9. 2020.2–2020.12: Ocean Affairs Council, National Implementation of Ocean Conventions and Extension of International Precedents / Principal Investigator, Budget: NT$ 1,850,000
  10. 2020.2–2020.11: Ocean Conservation Administration, Ocean Affairs Council, Review and Strategy Development Plan for Taiwan's Marine Protected Areas / Principal Investigator, Budget: NT$ 920,000
  11. 2015.6.25–2016.12.24: Maritime and Port Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Continuation of Research on the Maritime Law Amendment Draft / Principal Liaison, Co-Principal Investigator, Budget: NT$ 3,450,000
  12. 2014.6.4–2015.6.3: Maritime and Port Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Research on the Maritime Law Amendment Draft / Co-Principal Investigator, Budget: NT$ 2,450,000
  13. 2012.4–2013.3: Ministry of the Interior, Analysis of Taiwan's Current Major Marine Area Sovereignty Claims and Maintenance Strategies / Co-Principal Investigator
  14. 2011.7–2012.1: Ministry of Education, Theories and Practices of International Maritime and Transport Law / Principal Investigator
  15. 2010.8–2011.7: Ministry of Education, Innovative Teaching of Theories and Practices in International Maritime Law / Principal Investigator
  16. 2010.8–2011.7: Ministry of Education, Insurance Law and Professional Ethics of Assistants to Responsible Persons of Insurance Company Executives / Co-Principal Investigator
  17. 2010.8–2011.7: National Science and Technology Council, Study on the United Nations Convention on the Carriage of Goods by Sea (Rotterdam Rules) and Taiwan's Response Plan / Principal Investigator
  18. 2009.8–2012.7: National Science and Technology Counci, Empirical Legal Study on Maritime Law Judgments / Co-Principal Investigator
  19. 2009.8–2010.7: Ministry of Education, Theories and Practices of Maritime Law / Principal Investigator
  20. 2008.8–2009.1: Ministry of Education, Marine Insurance Law and Practice / Principal Investigator
  21. 2008.1–2008.6: Council of Agriculture, Study on the Fishing Vessel Salvage and Reward Fishing Vessel Insurance / Co-Principal Investigator
  22. 2006.12–2007.11: Research, Development and Evaluation Commission, Executive Yuan, Study on Taiwan's Transportation Safety Investigation Mechanism / Co-Principal Investigator
  23. 2005.1–2005.7: National Science and Technology Counci, Reconstruction of Pre-Contractual Obligations of Parties in Insurance Contracts / Principal Investigator

6. Publications and Research

  • Journal Articles
    1. Juei-Cheng Jao, How to Break the Limit on the Total Liability of Shipowners: Intent or Negligence of the Individual, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 266, December 2024, Pages 34-38.
    2. Juei-Cheng Jao, Jason C.T. Chuah, Cybersecurity Risks of Automated (and Autonomous) Offshore Oil and Gas Units—the IMO Cybersecurity Rules Framework, The Journal of World Energy Law & Business(SSCI/ Scopus), October 2024, Pages 1–10.
    3. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Effect of Abandonment: Transfer of Ownership, Transfer of All Rights, or Transfer of Property Rights? The Taiwan Law Review, No. 261,July 2024, Pages 40-43.
    4. Juei-Cheng Jao, The duty of the obligation of seaworthiness, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 256, Feb 2024, Pages 27-29.
    5. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Principle of transferring ownership of the ship and registration effectiveness, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 253, Nov 2023, Pages 30-33.
    6. Juei-Cheng Jao, Jason C.T. Chuah FRSA, Cyber and AI security challenges for LNG maritime transport and terminals—responses in law and standards, The Journal of World Energy Law & Business (SSCI/ Scopus), Volume 16, Issue 4, August 2023, Pages 354–366.
    7. Juei-Cheng Jao, The distribution and adjustment of the burden of proof violates the obligation of seaworthiness, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 246, April 2023, Pages 31-36.
    8. Juei-Cheng Jao, The legal nature of Maritime Act, Article 56, Paragraph 1” A statute of limitations, the period of preemption or prosecution?” The Taiwan Law Review, No. 238, Aug 2022, Pages 37-40.
    9. Huey-Shian Elly Chung, Juei-Cheng Jao, Improving marine protected area governance: Concerns and possible solutions from Taiwan’s practice, Marine Policy (SSCI), Volume 140, June 2022, 105078.
    10. Binding of a bill of Lading: The basis argument of the interaction between international law and domestic law, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 233, Mar 2022, Pages 27-31.
    11. Juei-Cheng Jao, The observation of maritime law, insurance and policy: The case of the Evergreen container ship, Ever Given, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 224, Jun 2021, Pages 52-60.
    12. Juei-Cheng Jao, The applicable law of a foreign-related ship collision incident, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 222, April 2021, Pages 28-31.
    13. Juei-Cheng Jao, The nature of charterparty: A contract of carriage or a contract of lease? The Taiwan Law Review, No. 211, May 2020, Pages 32-35.
    14. Juei-Cheng Jao, A Leading Discussion on the Maritime Law Legislation Strategy of Ocean Nation, Taiwan Bar Journal, Issue 23:8, August 2019, Pages 6-20.
    15. Juei-Cheng Jao, Insurability of the Subjective Actions Risk of the Marine Proposer's Assistant, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 197, March 2019, Pages 29-31.
    16. Juei-Cheng Jao, Identification of the Liability Subjects in Ship Collision Cases, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 192, October 2018, Pages 26-28.
    17. Juei-Cheng Jao, Scope of Ship Ownership, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 185, March 2018, Pages 30-32.
    18. Juei-Cheng Jao, International Jurisdiction and Arbitration in Maritime Cargo shipping Cases, Taiwan The Law of The Sea Review, No. 25, December 2017, Pages 27-79.
    19. Juei-Cheng Jao, Civil Disputes in Ship Collisions, Maritime Quarterly, December 2017, Pages 73-102.
    20. Juei-Cheng Jao, Implementation Methods of Maritime Liens, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 179, September 2017, Pages 33-36.
    21. Juei-Cheng Jao, Classification of Maritime Cargo shipping Contracts and Their Importance, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 169, November 2016, Pages 57-65.
    22. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Effect of Property right of Bill of Lading, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 159, January 2016, Pages 33-35.
    23. Juei-Cheng Jao, Discussion on the Development Strategy and Legislative Models of Maritime Law, Taiwan The Law of The Sea Review, December 2015, Pages 85-116.
    24. Juei-Cheng Jao, Whether the Maritime Cargo Carrier Can Assert Legal Defense under Maritime Law for Cargo Damage Occurring in Port Areas – Supreme Court Civil Judgment 104 Tai-Shang-Tzu 426, Court Case Times, No. 42, December 2015, Pages 56-65.
    25. Juei-Cheng Jao, Sources of Maritime Law and Its Supplementary Laws – A Comparison of the Claim Concurrence Theory and the Principle of Uniform Application, Taiwan Law Journal, No. 259, November 2014, Pages 132-141.
    26. Juei-Cheng Jao,Does the Sale of Goods Break the Charterparty? Taiwan Law Journal, No. 250, June 2014, Pages 145-151.
    27. Juei-Cheng Jao, Releasing Cargo without Original Bills of lading and and its legalization international trend, Taiwan Law Journal, No. 234, October 2013, Pages 117-124.
    28. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Effect of Property Right of Bill of Lading – Absolute Effect vs. Relative Effect, Taiwan Law Journal, No. 226, June 2013, Pages 142-147.
    29. Juei-Cheng Jao, Identification of Maritime Cargo Carrier’s Compulsory Liability Period, Taiwan Law Journal, No. 219, March 2013, Pages 161-166.
    30. Juei-Cheng Jao, Empirical Quantitative Analysis of Maritime Law Judgments, Taiwan The Law of The Sea Review, Vol. 10, Issue 2, December 2012, Pages 35-74.
    31. Juei-Cheng Jao, Does the Scope of Seaworthiness Apply to Containers? Taiwan Law Journal, October 2012, Pages 155-163.
    32. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Himalaya Clause and the Principle of Uniform Application – Comment on Taiwan High Court Civil Judgment 92 Maritime-Shang-Tzu 12, Court Case Times, No. 13, February 2012, Pages 57-65.
    33. Juei-Cheng Jao, Changes and Trends in the Liability of International Maritime Cargo Carriers: From Hague to Rotterdam. Taiwan The Law of The Sea Review, Vol. 10, Issue 1, June 2011, Pages 1-42.
    34. Juei-Cheng Jao, COMPARATIVE LAW OF LIMITATION OF ACTIONS IN INSURANCE IN ENGLAND, GERMANY AND TAIWAN：A Step for Harmonization, NTU Law Review(TSSCI), VOL.3 NO.1, March 2008, PP.31.
    35. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Impact and Recommendations of English Policy Terms on Taiwan's Maritime and Aviation Insurance Practices, Insurance Survey Technology, January 2007, Pages 60-67.
    36. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Loss of Carrier’s Package Limit in Maritime Cargo Transport: Breaking the Package Limit - A Brief Comment on Supreme Court Civil Case 95 Tai-Shang-Tzu 1164, Taiwan Law Journal, No. 90, January 2007, Pages 315-319.
    37. Juei-Cheng Jao, Reconstructing the Duty of Pre-Contractual Disclosure under Insurance Law (Part II) – The Bohemian Rhapsody, Taiwan Law Journal, No.83, June 2006, Pages 47-58.
    38. Juei-Cheng Jao, Reconstructing the Duty of Pre-Contractual Disclosure under Insurance Law (Part I) – The Bohemian Rhapsody, Taiwan Law Journal, No.82, May 2006, Pages 18-31.
    39. Juei-Cheng Jao, A Quest for Subrogation in Insurance： To Formulate a Model Statute by Comparative Study Insurance Issues and Practices Vol. 5, No. 1, March 2006, Pages 1-40.
    40. 饒瑞正（2006年03月）A Quest for Subrogation in Insurance： To Formulate a Model Statute by Comparative Study Insurance Issues and Practices Vol. 5, No. 1，PP.1-40。
    41. Juei-Cheng Jao, Clarifying the Definition of Double Insurance and Related Issues – Questioning the Dark Side of the Moon, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 128, January 2006, Pages 103-119.
    42. Juei-Cheng Jao, Are the Regulations of Double Insurance Applicable to Life Insurance? Life Insurance Quarterly, December 2005, Pages 17-23.
    43. Juei-Cheng Jao, Study on Special Provisions of Insurance Contracts and Their Judicial Control, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 94, December 2005, Pages 105-129.
    44. Juei-Cheng Jao, Clarification of the Principle of Utmost Good Faith in Insurance Law, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 89, October 2002, Pages 153-174.
    45. Juei-Cheng Jao, A Study and Recommendations on Taiwan's Multimodal Transport Legislation, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 83, April 2002, Pages 133-149.
    46. Juei-Cheng Jao, A Study on the Potential Legal Relationship Between Multimodal Transport Operators and Marine Cargo Insurers and its Applicable Regulations, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 80, January 2002, Pages 231-245.
    47. Juei-Cheng Jao, Seaworthiness in Maritime Transport – A Comparison with English Law, FT Law Review, No. 115, January 2001, Pages 68-79.
    48. Juei-Cheng Jao, Towage of Ship or Salvage, Insurance Monograph, No. 63, March 2001, Pages 66-100.
    49. Juei-Cheng Jao, A Review of the Amendment to Article 64 of the Highway Act – A Study on Liability for Damages in the Automobile Transport Industry and Its Package Limitation of Liability, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 71, April 2001, Pages 136-147.
    50. Juei-Cheng Jao, A Study on the Practical Application of the Collision Liability Clause in Marine Insurance Contracts – Including Recommendations for Further Amendments to Certain Provisions of Taiwan's Insurance Law on Liability Insurance, Insurance Monograph, No. 65, September 2001, Pages 64-107.
    51. Juei-Cheng Jao, Seaworthiness in Marine Insurance (Part II) – Focusing on English Law, FT Law Review, No. 118, August 2001, Pages 109-117.
    52. Juei-Cheng Jao, Seaworthiness in Marine Insurance (Part I) – Focusing on English Law, FT Law Review, No. 116, April 2001, Pages 92-100.
    53. Juei-Cheng Jao, A Study on the Legal Relationship Under Maritime Container Shipping Strategic Alliance Contracts, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 66, November 2000, Pages 157-169.
    54. Juei-Cheng Jao, Calculation of Ship Partial Loss Compensation in Marine Insurance: A Comparative Study of English Law and Taiwanese Law in Relation to Article 139 of the Maritime Law (Part II), FT Law Review, No. 113, October 2000, Pages 97-102.
    55. Juei-Cheng Jao, Calculation of Ship Partial Loss Compensation in Marine Insurance: A Comparative Study of English Law and Taiwanese Law in Relation to Article 139 of the Maritime Law (Part I), FT Law Review, No. 112, August 2000, Pages 83-96.
    56. Juei-Cheng Jao, Comment on Amendments to Maritime Law - Analysis of Amendments Related to Container Shipping Issues, The Taiwan Law Review, No. 60, May 2000, Pages 69-84.
    57. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Application of the "Pay-to-Be-Paid" Clause in Marine Insurance under English Law and Its Potential Corresponding Methods and Impacts: A Discussion on the Applicability of this Clause under Taiwanese Law and Article 94 of the Insurance Law, Insurance Monograph, No. 58, December 1999, Pages 108-124.
    59. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Application of Seaworthiness in Marine Insurance Law and Its Possible Latest Developments: Focusing on English Law, Insurance Monograph, No. 57, September 1999, Pages 131-168.
    60. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Necessity of Amending the Marine Insurance Act 1906 of the United Kingdom? Reflections on The Catariba Case, Maritime Transport Monthly, May 1999, Pages 19-27.
    61. Juei-Cheng Jao, Legal Issues of International Safety Management Code (ISM CODE), Convention on Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims, and Marine Insurance, Maritime Transport Monthly, March 1999, Pages 15-26.
  • Books
    1. Juei-Cheng Jao, Taih-Cherng Lirn, Rong-Her Chiu, Yachi Chiang, Yin-An Chen, Zhi-Hao Huang, Chung-Chia Huang, Liang-Yi Hsieh, Shu-ken Sheu, Yi-Ting Wang, Key Factors and Feasibility Analysis for Promoting Taiwan's Development of High-End Shipping Services Industry, Institute of Transportation, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, July 2022, ISBN: 978-986-531-427-9.
    2. Juei-Cheng Jao, Huey-Shian Elly Chung, Pei-Lun Tsai, Yang, Ming-hao Yang, Yin-cheng Hsu, Introduction to Taiwan's Marine Protected Areas, Ocean Conservation Administration, Ocean Affairs Council, November 2020 ISBN/ISSN: 9789865457495.
    3. Juei-Cheng Jao, Maritime Law, San Min Book Co., Ltd, April 2018, ISBN: 978-957-14-6388-9.
  • Chapters
    1. Juei-Cheng Jao, Pin-chien Chen, Chiao-wen Lin, Constructing a Legal Mechanism Model for Artificial Intelligence in Ocean Science Research, National Taiwan Ocean University Law and Politics Series (Vol. 3): Cross-disciplinary Policies and Laws on Artificial Intelligence in Marine Affairs, Angle Publishing Co., Ltd., September 2023, pp. 3-31, ISBN: 978-626-369-076-9.
    2. Juei-Cheng Jao, Constructing Taiwan's Legal Strategy as an International Maritime Dispute Resolution Center, National Taiwan Ocean University Law and Politics Series (Vol. 2): Policies and Laws on High-end Shipping Services, Angle Publishing Co., Ltd., October 2022, pp. 3-28, ISBN: 978-957-511-865-5.
    3. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Characteristics of Marine Insurance and Its Special Provisions—Legislative Policy, Current Legal Deficiencies, and Their Solutions, Major Issues in Insurance Laws: A Festschrift in honor of Prof. Hsin-Fa Lin's 70th Birthday, Angle Publishing Co., Ltd., March 2021, pp. 403-432, ISBN: 978-957-511-453-4.
    4. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Diminishment and Erosion of the Effects of Bills of Lading under the Rotterdam Rules, The practice and innovation of law, Chengfa Digital Culture Co., Ltd., September 2013, pp. 609-632 ISBN: 978-986-8985438.
    5. Juei-Cheng Jao, Supervision of Policy Clauses and Consumer Protection, The Forward-looking Study of Insurance Laws: A Festschrift in honor of Prof. Hsin-Fa Lin's 60th Birthday, Angle Publishing Co., Ltd., August 2011, pp. 161-184, ISBN: 978-986-255-128-8.
    6. Juei-Cheng Jao, Liability for High-Speed Rail Passenger Transport Carrier: Contracts, Damage for Torts, and No-Fault Compensation, A Festschrift in honor of Prof. Ze-Dong Ke's 70th Birthday: New Frontiers in 21st Century Legal Development, Angle Publishing Co., Ltd., March 2008, pp. 369-410, ISBN: 978-986-6540172.
  • Conference Papers
    1. Juei-Cheng Jao, Muhammad Hanzla Alvi., Navigating Safety and Liability in the Era of CO2 Emission Reduction: The Legal Implications of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships. 2024 The 9th International Conference on Ocean Law & Policy：Greening the Maritime Industry - Legal, Regulatory and Commercial Solutions, Oct. 25, 2024.
    2. Juei-Cheng Jao, Ting-Ting, Lu., Policy and Legal planning for vessels using Low-Sulphur Oil or Alternative Green Energy in Taiwanese Ports. 2024 The 9th International Conference on Ocean Law & Policy：Greening the Maritime Industry - Legal, Regulatory and Commercial Solutions, Oct. 25, 2024.
    3. Juei-Cheng Jao, Action in Rem Against AI Autonomous Ship：A Solution for Civil Liability Arising therefrom? 2023 The 8th International Conference on Ocean Law & Policy：AI Impact on International Maritime Law, Oct. 13, 2023.
    4. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Law Strategies to Build up Taiwan as the International Maritime Disputes Resolution Center, 2021 The 6th International Conference on Ocean Law & Policy：High-end Maritime Industry-A Law & Policy Prospect, Oct. 27, 2021.
    5. Juei-Cheng Jao, Jurisdiction over Foreign-Involved Maritime Cargo Transport Cases, Maritime Law Amendment Seminar, hosted by the College of Law, Shih Hsin University, 2013.03.
    6. Juei-Cheng Jao, Sources of Domestic Maritime Law: Hard Law and Soft Law, Maritime Law Amendment Seminar, hosted by Maritime Port Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, and China Maritime Institute, 2013.11.15.
    7. Juei-Cheng Jao, Comparative Law of Double Insurance and Contribution in England, Germany and Taiwan： Finding the Model for Harmonization, the 5th International Conference on “New Haven and Other Jurisprudential Perspectives on Conflict Resolution and Current Legal Problems”, hosted by Stanford University and City University of Hong Kong, Sep.17-18, 2013.
    8. Juei-Cheng Jao, The Diminished and Eroded Effect of Bills of Lading under the Rotterdam Rules, International Maritime Law Academic Seminar – Reforms and Trends in International Maritime Cargo Transport Law: An Exploration of the Rotterdam Rules, hosted by the Institute of the Law of the Sea, National Taiwan Ocean University, 2013.4.13.
    9. Juei-Cheng Jao, Jurisdiction over Foreign-Involved Maritime Cargo Transport Cases, Maritime Law Amendment Seminar, hosted by the College of Law, Shih Hsin University, 2013.03.27.
    10. Juei-Cheng Jao, Reforms and Trends in International Maritime Cargo Carrier's Liability: From Hague to Rotterdam, Qinshan Academic Forum, Yantai University, October 2011.
    11. Juei-Cheng Jao, Insurance Policy Clause Review and Consumer Protection, Academic Seminar on New Trends in Financial Supervision, hosted by the College of Law, Tunghai University, 2010.05.20.
    12. Juei-Cheng Jao, Reforms and Trends in International Maritime Cargo Carrier's Liability, Rotterdam Rules and Maritime Law Amendment Seminar, hosted by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, 2010.05.12.
    13. Juei-Cheng Jao, Empirical Statistical Analysis of Maritime Law Judgments in Taiwan from 1999 to 2010, "New Trends in International Financial and Economic Law" Academic Seminar, Department of Econamic and Financial Law, National University of Kaohsiung, 2010.04.07.
    14. Juei-Cheng Jao, Reconstruction of the Duty of Pre-contractual Disclosure in Insurance Law, 2006 Maritime and Insurance Academic Seminar, Department of Financia and Economic Law, Fu Jen Catholic University, April 2006.
    15. Juei-Cheng Jao, A Brief Analysis of the Legal System for Land Transport Accident Investigation in Taiwan, Seminar on the Internationalization of Transport Safety Investigation Systems, hosted by the Aviation Safety Council, Executive Yuan, December 2005.
    16. Juei-Cheng Jao, How to Reinstate a Policy After Suspension to Make It Valid? Hosted by the Education Affairs Foundation RMIM Inc., November 2005.
  • Media Articles
    1. Juei-Cheng Jao's Opinion: Conflicts in the Jurisdiction of the Kinmen and Matsu Maritime Areas and the Construction of an AI National Security Protection System, 2024.5.7, Storm Media.
    2. Juei-Cheng Jao's Opinion: From the Vessel AMORGOS to Vessel ANGLE, Strengthening Ocean Legal System and AI ApplicationRao, 2023.9.8, Storm Media.
    3. Juei-Cheng Jao's Opinion: AI Law Enforcement and the Strategies in Maritime Areas to Prevent Chinese Sand Poaching Vessels, 2023.5.20, Storm Media.
    4. Juei-Cheng Jao's Opinion: National Ocean Technology Policy and Mission in the Era of Artificial Intelligence, 2023.2.19, Storm Media.
    5. Juei-Cheng Jao's Opinion: Who Should Be Responsible for Accidents, Violations, or Crimes Involving Autonomous AI Ships?2022.11.28, Storm Media.
    6. Juei-Cheng Jao's Opinion: What Are the Ethical Standards for AI Navigation Robots? 2022.7.21, Storm Media.
    7. Juei-Cheng Jao's Opinion: Lessons from the Russia-Ukraine War—AI-based Law Enforcement in Maritime Areas, 2022.4.20, Storm Media.
    8. The Devil's Call: Risk Management in AI Ocean Research, 2022.3.17, Yahoo! News "Reader Letters."
    9. Juei-Cheng Jao's Opinion: Maritime Law Enforcement and Handling Gray Area Intrusions – A Discussion Starting with the SHUNXING39 Cable Damage Case.

7.Media Coverage and Interviews

  1. 2024 The 9th International Conference on Ocean Law and Policy: Greening the Maritime Industry - Legal, Regulatory, and Commercial Solutions Special Report, December 22, 2024, 11:00-11:30, aired on MUCH TV HD Channel – Taiwan New Pride Point Program.
  2. International Conference on Ocean Law and Policy: Scholars from 7 Countries Gather at National Taiwan Ocean University, October 27, 2024, Taiwan Shin Sheng Daily News.
  3. Scholars from Seven Countries, Including the UK, France, Japan, Vietnam, and Malaysia, Gather at National Taiwan Ocean University to Discuss Greening the Maritime Industry - Legal, Regulatory, and Commercial Solutions, https://today.line.me/tw/v2/article/pezB7Yq, October 25, 2024, China Daily News.
  4. Focusing on Ocean Carbon Rights and Energy Transition, National Taiwan Ocean University Holds I International Conference on Ocean Law and Policy,October 25, 2024, Fisheries Radio Station, Fisheries Agency, Ministry of Agriculture.
  5. Scholars from Seven Countries, Including the UK, France, Japan, Vietnam, and Malaysia, Gather at National Taiwan Ocean University to Discuss Greening the Maritime Industry - Legal, Regulatory, and Commercial Solutions, https://www.cna.com.tw/postwrite/chi/385270, October 25, 2024, The Central News Agency.
  6. Office of the President and Executive Yuan: Our Fishing Boats Intruded into China's Waters Closed for Fishing, July 4, 2024, China Times.
  7. 2023 The 8th International Conference on Ocean Law and Policy - AI Impact on International Maritime Law Special Report, November 4, 2023, 11:00-11:30, aired on MUCH TV HD Channel – Taiwan New Pride Point Program.
  8. International Conference on Ocean Law and Policy Held at National Taiwan Ocean University, https://61.222.185.194/index.php?FID=15&CID=703044, October 20, 2023, Taiwan Shin Sheng Daily News.
  9. Domestic and International Ocean Law and Policy Experts Gather at National Taiwan Ocean University to Address the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Maritime Law, https://www.cdns.com.tw/articles/889054, October 16, 2023, China Daily News.
  10. Domestic and International Ocean Law and Policy Experts Gather at National Taiwan Ocean University to Address the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Maritime Law, [Link](https://nb.aotter.net/post/652969d0febd532225fadb83), October 14, 2023, The Central News Agency.
  11. Domestic and International Marine Law and Policy Experts Gather at National Taiwan Ocean University to Address the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Maritime Law, October 13, 2023, PChome Online News.
  12. National Taiwan Ocean University Successfully Concludes the 8th International Conference on Ocean Law and Policy,October 13, 2023, Economic Daily News.
  13. Cross-Ministry Ocean Affairs: Scholars Urge the Restart of Ocean Ministry Planning, September 24, 2023, the Page A7 of United Daily News (Print Edition).
  14. Maritime Law Judgment Review Meeting Calls for the Government to Establish a Maritime Law Amendment Committee,August 13, 2023, Yahoo! News.
  15. The Discharge of Fukushima Nuclear Wastewater into the Sea is Imminent; Reactions from Asian Neighbors are Intense "Not Just an Economic Issue, but a Matter of Life and Death", June 21, 2023, BBC NEWS Chinese
  16. Fukushima Nuclear Wastewater Discharge Series Report 3: International Questions on Its Legality – Why Does Japan Continue? https://www.rti.org.tw/news/view/id/2170527, June 12, 2023, Radio Taiwan International.
  17. Fukushima Nuclear Wastewater Discharge Series Report 4: Will Taiwan’s Seafood be Safe After it Reaches in One Year? https://www.rti.org.tw/news/view/id/2170529, June 12, 2023, Radio Taiwan International.
  18. Sand Dredging Damages Our Ocean Area – Expecting to Use Special Investigation Results as Evidence for Civil Liability Claims, June 2, 2023, China Daily News.
  19. Promoting the Amendment of Maritime Law – A Maritime Law Amendment Committee Will Be Established, February 17, 2023, Yahoo! News.
  20. Seizure of Chinese Sand Dredging Ship Leads to Enormous Fees; Ocean Affairs Council: Amendments Allow for Disposal or Public Use, February 14, 2023, PTS News.
  21. Evaluation of the 0.1% Sulfur Limit on Marine Fuel for Ships at Taiwan's Seven Major International Commercial Ports – Engine Manufacturers' Forum, January 15, 2023, Yahoo! News.
  22. International Conference on Ocean Law and Policy: Focus on Interdisplinary Policy and Law in Artificial Intelligence in marine affairs, October 17, 2022, Yahoo! News.
  23. National Taiwan Ocean University Proposes 141 Concrete Action Plans for Marine Technology Policy, Reaching a Consensus among Maritime Institutions, June 30, 2022, The Central News Agency.
  24. Maritime Law Judgment Review Meeting: Focus on the Binding Authority and Validity of Bill of Lading Clauses, June 15, 2022, Yahoo! News.
  25. Maritime Law Association Meets with the Taiwan Bar Association, Reaching Three Key Consensuses, March 16, 2022, Shipping News of Taiwan Shin Sheng Daily News.
  26. Juei-Cheng Jao Re-elected as President of the Taiwan Maritime Law, Association, November 29, 2021, Yahoo! News.
  27. National Taiwan Ocean University and Institute of Transportation, MOTC Hold a Forum on Developing Taiwan’s High-end Shipping Service Industry, October 6, 2021, Yahoo! News
  28. Offshore Wind Power Policy: National Taiwan Ocean University Suggests Enacting the Marine Spatial Planning Act, December 14, 2020, Yahoo! News.
  29. Maritime Law Practical Judgment Review meeting Is Fully Attended, September 20, 2020, Yahoo! News.
  30. Taiwan Maritime Law Association and Taiwan Bar Association Hold a Maritime Law Practical Jjudgment Review Meeting, December 24, 2019, Yahoo! News

8.Guidance for Student Debate Competition

  • 2010 Second Ocean Law and Policy Debate Contest
    1. Organizer:Advisory Office, Ministry of Education
    2. Topic:Affirmative: Taiwan Should Cooperate with China on South China Sea Issues / Negative: Taiwan Should Not Cooperate with China on South China Sea Issues
    3. Team Members: Chu-Ning Cheng (Department of Economic and Financial Law, National University of Kaohsiung), Chih-Yi Chiu (Department of Asia-Pacific Industrial and Business Management, National University of Kaohsiung), Chia-Hao Liu (Department of Asia-Pacific Industrial and Business Management, National University of Kaohsiung) and Hsin-Ya Tsai (Department of Law in National University of Kaohsiung)
    4. Rank:Runner-up
  • 2009 First Ocean Law and Policy Debate Contest
    1. Organizer:Advisory Office, Ministry of Education
    2. Topic:Affirmative: Taiwan's defense of the Diaoyutai Islets' sovereignty should be done in cooperation with China / Negative: Taiwan's defense of the Diaoyutai Islets' sovereignty should not be done in cooperation with China
    3. Team Members:Chu-Ning Cheng (Department of Economic and Financial Law, National University of Kaohsiung), Chih-Yi Chiu (Department of Asia-Pacific Industrial and Business Management, National University of Kaohsiung), Chia-Hao Liu (Department of Asia-Pacific Industrial and Business Management, National University of Kaohsiung) and Hsin-Ya Tsai (Department of Law in National University of Kaohsiung)
    4. Rank:Champion
  • 2008 Lee and Li Moot Court Competition
    1. Organizer: Lee and Li Foundation
    2. Topic:Civil Liability for Marine Pollution Damages
    3. Team Members: Ding-Xin Chen (Master's Program, Department of Law, National University of Kaohsiung), Shao-Hua Lo (Master's Program, Department of Law, National University of Kaohsiung), Li-Xuan Chen (Department of Law, National University of Kaohsiung), Wei-Lun Zeng (Department of Law, National University of Kaohsiung) and Pei-Ling Hsu (Department of Law, National University of Kaohsiung)
    4. Rank:Runner-up

9.Contact Information

  • Phone: (02) 2462-2192 Ext. 3615, 3617
  • Email: jcjao@ntou.edu.tw
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