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Course No.
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Duration
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No. of Participants
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Main Theme of Course
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15th
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16 Nov - 3 Dec 2009
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15
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Issues in Recruitment and Training of Judicial and Criminal Justice Officials
(1) Employment system to recruit appropriate persons as criminal justice officials
(2) Education system to invest criminal justice officials
with necessary knowledge and skills and to sustain ethics
(3) Personnel management and training system to reduce local the differences
in the quality of criminal justice officials
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14th
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2 - 19 March 2009
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10
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Enhancement of Community-Based Alternatives to
Incarceration at All Stages of the Criminal Justice Process.
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13th
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3 - 19 March 2008
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9
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Reform of the Criminal Justice System: Introducing
the Views of Crime Victims and Improving Offender Treatment,
Taking into Account the Risks and Needs of Offenders.
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12th
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5 - 23 March 2007
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10
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International cooperation in criminal justice.
(1) Current situation regarding transnational crime and
offenders who commit such crime which requires international
cooperation in the field of criminal justice.
(2) Several problems and solutions for information
exchange and promotion of cooperation among investigation agencies
worldwide.
(3) Several problems and solutions for international
investigation and mutual legal assistance worldwide.
(4) Several problems and solutions for turning
fugitives over.
(5) Problems and countermeasures relating to the
execution of sentences associated with transnational crime,
i.e. transfer of inmates to other countries.
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11th
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20 February - 10 March 2006
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12
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Towards a criminal justice system that can meet the challenges of globalization and reflects the citizen’s point of view.
(1) Globalization of crime and measures in coping with it in the criminal justice system (police; prosecution; court; the treatment of offenders in an institution/society).
(2) Measures to incorporate viewpoints of citizens including victims in the criminal justice system (police; prosecution; court; the treatment of offenders in an institution/society).
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10th
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21 February- 11 March 2005
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12
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Protection of human rights for suspects and defendants
in criminal proceedings and utilization of non-custodial measures
in the criminal justice system.
(1) Present systems, situations and problems of
human rights protection for suspects and defendants (in light of
harmonization with international standards and the public interests
of each country).
(2) Present systems, situations, problems and effective
utilization of non-custodial measures for offenders in the criminal
justice system.
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9th
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23 February - 12 March 2004
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10
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Establishment of an effective criminal justice system
in accordance with United Nations Standards and Norms - Exploring
adequate protection of rights of persons concerned in the criminal
justice process and the realization of the punishment of offenders.
(1) United Nations' standards and norms of rights
and role of suspects, defendants and victims.
(2) Present circumstances, problems of status of
suspects and defendants in criminal procedure
(3) Present circumstances, problems of access to
legislative services, including legislative aid in criminal justice.
(4) Current situation and problems related to the
status of victims of crime and their protection in the criminal
justice process.
(5) Current situation and problems relating to the
conditions under which prisoners are kept during the execution of
their sentence.
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8th
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24 February - 14 March 2003
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12
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International cooperation in crime prevention and
criminal justice.
(Mainly focused upon the situation relating to the
implementation of the United Nations Convention against Transnational
Organized Crime).
(1) Cases and problems for international organized
crime.
(2) Circumstances and effective measures of implementation
for the New Treaty on Drugs.
(3) Problems which need civil law reform and measures
for ratification of the Treaty of?International Organized Crime
Prevention (except attachment protocol).
(4) Cases, problems and measures for international
cooperation in criminal procedure regarding information exchange,
mutual help in investigation, turning fugitives over and removing
convicts.
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7th
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25 February - 15 March 2002
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14
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Changes in the criminal justice system.
(1) Present circumstances, problems and solutions
for changes in criminal justice reform in the investigation field.
(2) Present circumstances, problems and solutions
for changes in criminal justice reform in the prosecution field.
(3) Present circumstances, problems and solutions
for changes in criminal justice reform in the trial system.
(4) Present circumstances, problems and solutions
for changes in criminal justice reform in offender treatment.
(5) Present circumstances, problems and solutions
for changes in criminal justice reform in legislation.
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6th
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26 February - 16 March 2001
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9
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International cooperation in criminal justice.
(1) Current situation regarding transnational crime
and offenders who commit such crime which requires international
cooperation in the field of criminal justice.
(2) Several problems and solutions for information
exchange and promotion of cooperation among investigation agencies
worldwide.
(3) Several problems and solutions for turning fugitives
over.
(4) Several problems and solutions for international
investigation and mutual legal assistance worldwide.
(5) Problems and countermeasures relating to the
execution of sentences associated with transnational crime, i.e.
transfer of inmates to other countries.
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5th
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28 February - 17 March 2000
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10
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Involvement and cooperation of citizens and victims
in the criminal justice system.
(1) Involvement and cooperation of citizens and
victims in the investigation.
(2) Involvement and cooperation of citizens and
victims in the prosecution.
(3) Involvement and cooperation of citizens and
victims in the trial.
(4) Involvement and cooperation of citizens and
victims in the treatment of offenders.
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4th
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1 - 19 March 1999
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10
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Rational constitution of the criminal
justice system and mutual relationship among various institutions
of criminal justice.
(1) Independence of jurisdiction.
(2) Right ofinvestigation.
(3) Right of prosecution.
(4) Jurisdiction.
(5) Right of execution.
(6) Relationship between right of investigation
and right of prosecution.
(7) Relationship between right of prosecution and
jurisdiction.
(8) Relationship between jurisdiction and right
of execution.
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3rd
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1 - 19 December 1997
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10
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General remarks: Factors in effective utilization
of criminal justice.
Details: Effective administration of criminal justice
for juveniles
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2nd
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2 - 20 December 1996
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10
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General remarks.
(1) Position in the national institution.
(2) Requirement and examination system for becoming
institution officials, promotion system, system of changing jobs
and retirement, and retiring age.
(3) Relationship between central government and
local government.
(4) Each Institution's authority, empowered affairs
and their substance and range.
(5) Outline of criminal procedure.
Details: Public official's corruption control.
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1st
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10 - 28 July 1995
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30
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(1) Various standards and important items
of the United Nations.
(2) Criminal justice system in Japan.
(3) Criminal justice system in the People's Republic
of China.
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