The Acquittal of Hakamada Iwao and Criminal Justice Reform in Japan

David T. Johnson • 2024

Comparative Reflections on the Carlos Ghosn Case and Japanese Criminal Justice

Bruce E. Aronson, David T. Johnson • 2020

Reflections on the TEPCO Trial: Prosecution and Acquittal after Japan's Nuclear Meltdown

Mari Hirayama, David T. Johnson, H. Fukurai • 2020

Wrongful Convictions and the Culture of Denial in Japanese Criminal Justice

David T. Johnson • 2015

Will Wrongful Convictions Be a Catalyst for Change in Japanese Criminal Justice?

David T. Johnson, M. Carney • 2015

An Innocent Man: Hakamada Iwao and the Problem of Wrongful Convictions in Japan

David T. Johnson • 2015

Killing Asahara: What Japan Can Learn about Victims and Capital Punishment from the Execution of an American Terrorist

David T. Johnson • 2012

Covering Capital Punishment: Murder Trials and the Media in Japan

David T. Johnson • 2012

Crime in Japan: Paradise Lost?

David T. Johnson • 2011

War in a Season of Slow Revolution: Defense Lawyers and Lay Judges in Japanese Criminal Justice

David T. Johnson • 2011

Capital Punishment without Capital Trials in Japan's Lay Judge System

David T. Johnson • 2010

Chinese Executions and the Japanese Dog That Did Not Bark

David T. Johnson • 2010

Death Penalty Lessons from Asia

Franklin E. Zimring, David T. Johnson • 2009

Early Returns from Japan's New Criminal Trials

David T. Johnson • 2009

Jurors' Stories of Death

David T. Johnson • 2005

The Japanese Way of Justice: Prosecuting Crime in Japan

David T. Johnson, E.H. Johnson • 2002

Making News of Police Violence: A Comparative Study of Toronto and New York City

David T. Johnson, Jeffrey Ian Ross • 2001

Everyday Justice: Responsibility and the Individual in Japan and the United States.

David T. Johnson, V. Lee Hamilton, J. Sanders • 1994

Policing in Japan: A Study on Making Crime.Setsuo Miyazawa , Frank G. Bennett, Jr. , John O. Haley

David T. Johnson • 1993