Intensive hearing - shuchuushinri

Japanese: 集中審理 - しゅうちゅうしんり

A method of concentrating and continuing the trial of one case. It is also called continuing trial. It is opposed to concurrent trials, in which multiple cases are tried at the same time. Concentrated trials have the advantage of shortening the trial period for a case, which helps to expedite litigation, but they also have the disadvantage of delaying the start of trials for other cases. Although the current law adopts the principle of concentrated trials (Civil Procedure Rules, Article 27; Criminal Procedure Rules, Article 179-2), various obstacles exist, and concurrent trials are the predominant approach in practice.

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Japanese:

1つの事件の審理を集中的に継続して行う方法。継続審理ともいう。複数の事件を同時に併行して審理する併行審理と対立する。集中審理には，事件の審理期間が短縮できるという利点があり，訴訟促進に役立つが，他の事件の審理の開始が遅れるという欠点もある。現行法は集中審理のたてまえを採用しているが (民事訴訟規則 27，刑事訴訟規則 179条の2) ，種々の障害があって，実務の大勢はむしろ併行審理が支配的である。

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