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Hastings Journal of Crime and Punishment

Volume 1, Number 3 (Special Issue: Public and Victim Participation in Criminal Justice in Japan: A Tenth Anniversary Symposium)

Preface to the Symposium Issue

The First Ten Years of the Lay Judge System: Now, Do We Have “Hope” for Criminal Trials in Japan?
Mari Hirayama

Victim Participation in the Criminal Process in Japan
Shigenori Matsui

What the Saiban-in System Brought from the Perspective of a Defense Lawyer
Megumi Wada

The Prosecution Review Commission Process – Historical Analysis and Some Suggestions for Change
Carl F. Goodman

Lay Judge and Victim Participation in Japan: Japan’s Saiban’in Trial, the Prosecution Review Commission, and the Public Prosecution of White-Collar Crimes
Hiroshi Fukurai

The Limits of Lay Participation Reform in Japanese Criminal Justice
David T. Johnson and Dimitri Vanoverbeke

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