Still seeking justice : reform and redress of Japan's flawed judicial system
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書誌事項
Still seeking justice : reform and redress of Japan's flawed judicial system
Kodansha International, 2011.3
1st ed
- タイトル別名
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Torishirabe no "zenmen kashika" o mezashite
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Torishirabe no "zenmen kashika" o mezashite
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収録内容
- Why the Recruit trial took so long : the need for full recording of interrogations
- The Recruit trial : two rullings
- Re the lay judge system and proposals for reform
- The light and dark sides of Japan's new lay judge system
- Impact of the lay judge sysytem on criminal trials
- Trials by lay judges : starts of a new era
- Significance of the Japan legal support center
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内容説明
In June 1988, Japan was rocked by a newspaper report alleging that Recruit Co. Ltd., a media conglomerate founded by Hiromasa Ezoe, had bribed the deputy Mayor of Kawasaki City. Thus began what became known as the Recruit Affair, a scandal that shook Japanese politics to the core, just at the height of the Bubble Economy, and brought down the ruling party and the Prime Minister.
At the center of the storm was Ezoe, then the company's President. Ezoe was detained by the Tokyo District Prosecutors Office, and harshly interrogated. Fueled by the media and public outcry, the
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