Japanese Adversary System in Context

Discover the intricacies of the Japanese criminal justice system in "Japanese Adversary System in Context," authored by M. Feeley and published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2002. This insightful paperback spans 262 pages and delves into the essential elements of the adversary process as it operates in Japan.

The book features contributions from various experts who examine critical topics such as the right to remain silent, the implications of wiretapping, the vital role of defense counsel, and the nuances of plea bargaining. Additionally, it addresses the significant power wielded by prosecutors, the complexities of juvenile justice, and the importance of judicial independence.

Whether you're a student, legal professional, or simply interested in comparative law, this comprehensive analysis offers valuable perspectives on Japan's unique legal landscape. Enhance your understanding of international criminal justice with this essential read.