(The Administrative Supervision of All Levels of Courts)
The following provisions stipulate the administrative supervision of all levels of courts:
1. The President of the Judicial Yuan supervises courts of all levels and their branches;
2. The President of the Supreme Court supervises the Supreme Court;
3. The President of a high court supervises the high court and its branches, in addition to its affiliated district courts and branches;
4. The President of a high court branch supervises the branch court and its affiliated district courts and their branches;
5. President of a district court supervises the district court and its branches;
6. The President of a district court branch supervises the branch court.

Supervision of the administration of the Prosecutors Offices at all levels shall be based on the following provisions:
1. The Minister of Justice shall supervise the Prosecutors Offices and their branch offices at all levels.
2. The Prosecutor General of the Supreme Prosecutors Office shall supervise the Supreme Prosecutors Office.
3. The Chief Prosecutor of the High Prosecutors Office shall supervise the High Prosecutors Office and its affiliated District Prosecutors Offices and their branch offices.
4. The Chief Prosecutor of the High Prosecutors Branch Office shall supervise the said Prosecutors Office and the District Prosecutors Offices and their branch offices within their jurisdiction.
5. The Chief Prosecutor of a District Prosecutors Office shall supervise the said Prosecutors Office and its branch offices.
6. The Chief Prosecutor of a District Prosecutors Branch Office shall supervise the said Prosecutors Office.

(Orders and Warnings)
Those who have supervisory powers pursuant to the provisions of the preceding two Articles may impose the following sanctions on their supervised personnel:
1. Issue orders to urge attention on matters concerning job duties;
2. Issue warnings to persons who have neglected duties, abused their authority, or otherwise misbehaved;

(Disciplines)
If the behavior of a person being supervised is as described in subparagraph 2 of the preceding Article, and the severity of the action is significant, or if the person with such a behavior does not heed supervisory warnings, the person's supervisor may process the matter in accordance with the Civil Servant Discipline Act.

(The Limitations of Supervision)
The provisions of this chapter shall not affect the exercise of judicial power.