Faculty Database - YANAGAWA Eiji

■ Books and Papers

1.	2025/03	Article	The issue concerns the applicability of the recording and videotaping of interrogations of individuals alleged to be accomplices of the petitioner, whose acquittal has been finalized, to legal-related documents (Article 220(iii, second part ) of Code of Civil Procedure), as well as the admissibility of orders requiring the submission to the court of portions of such recording and videotaping materials, both those that were submitted to the criminal trial court and those that were not. Private Law Case Law Remarks pp.112-115 (Single)
2.	2024/07	Article	Interpretation on the Obligation to Submit Documents Related to Criminal Cases: In light to trends of legislative proposals to ensure the trials expeditiously under fair, appropriate and adequate Civil Procedure The Meiji Law Review pp.99-134 (Single)
3.	2204/06	Article	"The Automated Driving HMI Committee" The mock civil Trial for a hypothetical crash caused by a vehicle with the Level 2 automated driving system Journal of Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan pp.126-131 (Collaboration)
4.	2024/03	Article	A Study on IT Processes in Indonesian Civil Courts Memoirs of Institute of Social Sciences, Meiji University 62(2),pp.140-155 (Single)
5.	2024/01	Article	In a case in which it was held that the supreme court could not exclude, by analogical application of Article 25 (2) and (4) of the Attorneys Act, a lawyer who was a member of the Director Liability Investigation Committee established by the plaintiff as the plaintiff's counsel in a suit for damages under Article 423 (1) of the Companies Act - Supreme Court decision on June 27, 2022 Case studies review No.778 pp.14-18 (Single)
6.	2023/11	Article	The Mock Trial for a Crash Caused by a Vehicle with the Level 2 Automated Driving System JSAR Journal pp.126-131 (Collaboration)
7.	2023/09	Article	An Order to Submit Document (3) - Documents related to criminal proceedings Leading Cases in Civil Procesure 6th Ed. pp.142-143 (Single)
8.	2022/12	Article	Right to Access to the Court in Civil Proceedings: Preliminary Considerations as a Prerequisite for the Study and Verification of IT in Court Proceedings The Meiji Law Review pp.149-192 (Single)
9.	2021/12	Article	Overview and Comments regarding Provisional Draft of the Revision on the Code of Civil Procedure for IT-Driven Civil Procedure: Considering the Introduction of the IT-Driven Civil Procedure under the Covid-19 Pandemic in Japan The Meiji Law Review 94(2,3),pp.327-370 (Single)
10.	2020/12	Article	Laws and Regulations and Digital Evidence for Self-Driving Cars in Japan: Regulation on Courtʼs Discretion by Relevance of Evidence in Civil Procedure Information Network Law Review 19,pp.47-63 (Single)
11.	2019/07	Book	Automated Driving and Social Transformation: Law and Insurance (Collaboration)
12.	2019/07	Article	Examination of Electronic Evidence under the Code of Civil Procedure in Japan: Through the Issues on Examination of Documentary Evidence The Meiji Law Review 92(1),pp.157-180 (Single)
13.	2019/03	Article	The Norm of Conduct under the 2015 Amendments to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 37(e): How to Draw a Bright Line between Sanctions based on FRCP 37(e) and Sanctions Based on the Inherent Authority Memoirs of Institute of Social Sciences, Meiji University 57(2),pp.77-92 (Single)
14.	2019/03	Article	The Originality and Authenticity of Digital Evidence in Civil Procedure: Through the utilization scenes of US digital forensics Information Network Law Review 17,pp.14-28 (Single)
15.	2017/07	Article	The Obligation to Preserve Evidence under Arbitration Procedure: The Theoretical Framework for Analyzing Arbitration Agreement The Meiji Law Review 90(1),pp.147-180 (Single)
16.	2016/07	Article	A Typological Analysis on the Presumption of Fact (1) The Meiji Law Review 89(1),pp.197-228 (Single)
17.	2016/03	Article	The Obligation to Preserve Electronically Stored Information: The 2015 Amendment to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 37(e) The Meiji Law Review 88(6),pp.199-230 (Single)
18.	2015/12	Article	The Obligation to Preserve Evidence under Civil Procedure: Focusing on Pre-litigation Preservation The Meiji Law Review pp.51-97 (Single)
19.	2013	Article	Further Reforms of The Japanese Code of Civil Procedure: How Do Reforms of The Information Provision Process harmonize Procedural and Substantive Fairness? UC Davis of International Law & Policy 19(2),pp.175-206 (Single)
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■ Academic Qualifications

1.	Degree Acquisition	Georgetown University Law Center, LL.M.(Master of Laws)
2.	Degree Acquisition	Meiji University, Barchelor of Arts in Law
3.	Degree Acquisition	Tokyo University of Science, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
4.	2010/08～2012/05	〔Master Course〕, Georgetown University Law Center, Completed,
5.	2005/04～2008/03	Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo University of Science, Graduated,
6.	1993/04～1997/03	Faculty of Laws, Meiji University, Graduated,
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■ Career History

1.	2014/04	Tokyo Sakurabashi Law Offices Attorney at Law
2.	2014/04～2020/03	Meiji University Senior Assistant Professor
3.	2008/09～2014/03	Mamiya Law Offices Attorney at Law
4.	2004/07～2005/03	Law School of Meiji University Assistant Instructor
5.	2004/07～2008/09	Atsumi & Partners Attorney at Law
6.	2001/10～2004/06	Hashidate Law Office Attorney at Law
7.	2000/04～2001/10	The Supreme Court of Japan The legal Training and Research Institute legal apprentice
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■ Academic Associations Membership

1.	2018/03～	The Information Network Law Association
2.	2014/07～	Japan Association of the Law of Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution
3.	2014	Japan Association of the Law of Civil Procedure

■ Certificates and Licenses

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2001/10/06

Attorney at Law(29233)

■ Current Specialized Field

Civil law