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ing at Hokkaido University on June10and11,1989。The agenda
of the meeting was as follows:
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(1) E皿or in the Normative Elements of Crime−with regard
to Special Criminal Laws,by Choshin Nagai(Associate Professor,
Toyama University).
(2)The Maritime Traffic Accident and the Theory of Negli.
genceCrime,byKatsunoriKai(AssociateProfessor,MaritimeSafety
Academy).
(3) The Protection ofPrivate Secrets by the Criminal Law,by
Hisashi Sonoda(Associate Professor,Kansa,i University).
(4) The Fundamental Concept of the Reform of the Criminal
Code in France,by Osamu Niikura(Professor,Kokugakuin
University).
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On the Crimes of the Officials.
(1) Fundamental Viewpoint,by Shozo Horiuchi(Professor,
Hosei University).
(2)OfficialMisconduct,byMasahideMaeda(Professor,Tokyo
Metropolitan University).
(3)Bribe−taking,by Takehiko Sone(Professor,Waseda
University).
(4) Fmm the Viewpoint of the Criminal Procedure Law,by
Yasunari Hisaoka(Professor,Ritsumeikan Univrsity).
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My Standpoint ofCriminal Law,byYasuharu Hiraba(Profes−
sor Emeritus,Kyoto University).
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The participants in the General Meeting were divided into nine
groups based on the following themes. Lively discussions took place
in each group. The themes of the discussions were as follows:
(1)
Causality .
(2)
Competence for Criminal Responsibility.
(3)
Terminal Care and Criminal Law.
Consumer Protection and the Role of Criminal Law.
The Right to Consult with Counsel.
Criminal Procedure and the Victims.
Several Issues on Contemporary Imprisonment in Japan.
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
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International Crime.
Essence of Exemption from Penal Responsibility.
Prof. MINORU NOMURA
MASAAKI MUTO