YONSEI LAW JOURNAL
VOL. 3 NO. 1, MAY 2012

ARTICLES

1. IMPLICATIONS OF THE U.S. CAPITAL EXPENDITURE PROVISIONS FOR INTERPRETATION OF KOREAN TAX LAW
- Jaeseung Kim

2. SPECIAL FEATURE: THE FUTURE OF LAY ADJUDICATION IN KOREA AND JAPAN INTRODUCTION: THE FUTURE OF LAY ADJUDICATION IN KOREA AND JAPAN
- Hiroshi Fukurai & Valerie P. Hans

3. WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES A JURY MAKE?
- Valerie P. Hans

4. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN CRIMINAL TRIALS OF KOREA: A STATISTICAL PORTRAIT OF THE FIRST FOUR YEARS
- Sang Hoon Han & Kwangbai Park

5. KOREA’S TWO KEY LEGAL REFORMS OF LAY ADJUDICATION: THE POSSIBLE INTRODUCTION OF THE GRAND JURY (JAPAN’S PROSECUTORIAL REVIEW COMMISSION) SYSTEM AND THE ELIMINATION OF CONSENT REQUIREMENT TO ALLOW LAY ADJUDICATION OF  AMERICAN MILITARY FELONS IN SOUTH KOREA
- Hiroshi Fukurai & Sunsul Park

6. A PRESUMPTION OF GUILT RATHER THAN A PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE? FORENSICLINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF A JAPANESE CRIMINAL CASE OF COMPLICITY IN THE SAIBAN-IN TRIAL
- Mami Hiraike Okawara & Kazuhiko Higuchi

7. LAY JUDGE DECISIONS IN SEX CRIME CASES: THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL AREA OF SAIBAN-IN TRIALS
- Mari Hirayama