Fuhai Suru "Ho No Bannin" Keisatsu, Kensatsu, Homusho, Saibansho No Seigi Wo to (Heibonsha Shinsho)

[Machine Translation] The police, prosecutors, the Ministry of Justice, and the courts, which are supposed to seek justice, sometimes overstep their authority and infringe on the lives of the public, or act for the benefit of their own organizations or for their own personal gain. Collusion, corruption, corrupt officials, corrupt money, falsified or fabricated documents, false accusations.... Such corruption can unintentionally undermine the very foundations of society. It is those who hold the most power who should straighten themselves out. The author, who has spent many years closely observing the judicial scene, examines the problems faced by the "watchdogs of the law" and explores solutions to them.

正義の実現をめざすべき警察、検察、法務省、裁判所が、与えられた権限を踏み越えて、国民の生活を侵害したり、自らの組織の利益や、私利私欲のために行動を取ることがある。癒着、天下り、裏金、文書の改鼠・捏造、冤罪―。こうした腐敗は、知らぬうちに社会の基盤をも崩しかねない。強大な権力を持つ者こそ、自ら襟を正すべきではないか。長年にわたって司法の現場をつぶさにみてきた著者が、「法の番人」が抱える課題について検討し、その解決策を探る。