Who Judges?

Discover the transformative impact of citizen participation in the judicial system with Who Judges? by Rieko Kage. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2019, this insightful paperback dives into the pivotal changes brought about by the introduction of jury and lay judge systems in Japan, South Korea, Spain, and potentially Taiwan. Spanning 278 pages, Kage explores how varying partisan dynamics influence the extent of reform across these nations, highlighting the significant shift of decision-making authority from professional judges to the hands of everyday citizens. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in law, political science, and the evolving nature of justice. Dive into the enlightening world of judicial reform and understand the vital role citizens play in shaping legal outcomes.