英文摘要 |
Major and clear erroneousness is a standard for judicial power to intervene in legislative power which established by J.Y. Interpretations No. 342. This standard has not been questioned by judicial practice or doctrine discussion. From the analysis of legislative history and system, this standard has the characteristics of strong law stability and can not fully handle the behavior at the constitutional level. This makes people discuss their own value to judge, so there is a need for amendment. In this regard, the Japanese doctrine has criticized Congress “forced to vote” generated the chaos and the call for the normalization of Congress. In the debate, the majority principle and parliamentarism became the main argument. After adopting parliamentarism, the abuse of the majority principle is the essence of parliamentary procedural flaws. Major and clear erroneousness does not reveal the essence of parliamentary flaws and should be amendment to determine whether there is a majority of abuse. |