| 英文摘要 |
The National Judge Act is officially implemented in January 2023, and under the new law, the test for necessary may be considered differently than under ordinary criminal procedures. For example, when considering gruesome evidence, is there a need to investigate such evidence that may cause strong psychological burden? Or should it be allowed to be used? In this paper, I will first analyze the discussion about the National Judge Act and our mock trial, compare the practical experiences and related discussion of the Japanese citizen judge system (saiban-in system), which is one of the references of our national judge act, and try to sort out the ''Risk of Prejudice'' and ''Probative Value'' of this kind of evidence in general. Finally, considering the possible harm that such evidence may bring to the determination of facts, this paper also proposes possible ways to conclude at the normative level. |