When a prosecutor files a public prosecution, he or she must submit only an indictment to the court and must not submit any documents or evidence that may give rise to preconceived ideas about the case. The current Criminal Procedure Code follows this principle. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 検察官が公訴を提起する際に、裁判所には起訴状だけを提出し、事件について予断をいだかせるような書類、証拠物などを一切提出してはいけないとするもの。現行刑事訴訟法は、この主義をとっている。
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