Index
accountants, certified public 22 Ackerman, Bruce 142-3, 145 administrative cases in �law and development' context 199-202 civil procedure and government procurement 212-13, 215 discretionary power: administrative guidance 177, 216 current situation 203-4 history 202-3 prospects 204-5
meaning of �administrative cases'
201
transparency 216
current situation 209-13 history 205-8 prospects 213-15 administrative courts 7, 177-8, 191, 197-8
administrative litigation: judicial review
175-6
availability of 184-5 administrative acts subject to appeal action 185-9 defendants 191
exhaustion of administrative remedies 192
interests of suit: residual concept 190-91
standing to sue 189-90 time-limit to bring suit 191-2 venue 191
forms of action 179-80 agency action 180, 182-3 appeal action 180-81 party action 180, 181-2 permissibility of unspecified 183-4
public action 180, 182
history of Administration Litigation Act 176-7
legal sources 177-9
other forums
civil or criminal litigation 196-7 Constitutional Court 195-6 tort action against state 197-8 remedies 181, 193-4 scope of review 192-3
Administrative Procedure Act 201-2,
204, 205-7, 209-10, 213-14, 216 adversarial model 5
Ahn, Kyong Whan 58, 62, 133 aid, development 200 alternative dispute resolution arbitration 27
court-led 18, 27, 39, 45-6, 51, 53 mediation 1, 39, 45, 46, 194
Amar, Akhil Reed 146 appeals 4, 24-5, 35, 177 administrative cases 177 appellate courts 7 criminal cases 177
non-prosecution 74
pre-trial discovery 75
oral proceedings and decrease in 51, 57
patent decisions 7, 224-5
small claims trial 6
arbitration 27
arrest and detention
bail 68-9
Bill of Rights 60 habeas corpus 67-9, 75 judicial warrant system 64-6, 94 mandatory hearing 66-7
Asian financial crisis (1997) 213 associations 12
attorney see lawyers
bail 68-9 bankruptcy 4
Barber, Benjamin 145
Bickel, Alexander M.
145, 146Bill of Rights 58, 60-61
Bingham, Lisa Blomgren 1 branch courts 7
Bright, Myron H.
51 Brilmayer, R.L. 152 building construction 180, 186 burden of proofcriminal cases 79
Burt, Robert A. 155
capacity: parties to lawsuit 13-14 Cha, Yongseok 92
Chang, Ha-Joon 201 children 13, 77
victim protection 85-6
Cho, Kuk 64, 88, 89, 90, 100, 106, 108 Choi, Kunho 38
Chon, Jong Ik 159 Chong, Jong-Sup 137, 138, 144, 145, 146, 158
Chong, Yong-Hwa 115
Chun, Doo-Hwan 61, 116, 118, 203 Chung, Jae-Hwang 146, 156
Chung, Jaeho 38
Chung, Jin-Yeon 104 civic groups 213 civil litigation, judicial review in 196-7 civil procedure see overview of civil procedure
closed-circuit television or video, evidence given by 85 commencing civil litigation
complaint 10-11 jurisdiction 14-16, 28
procedure 12
three types of action 11-12 competition policy 191, 204-5 conciliation 18, 27 confessions 60, 69, 71, 79-80, 82, 104, 105, 106, 108, 113
confidential information 22, 178
criminal procedure 71, 75 conflict of laws 15-16, 28 Confucian heritage 1, 30 consent
videotaping of interrogation 72-3 Constitution 3-4, 116-17, 135-7, 158-9, 205, 207
administrative litigation 177-8, 183-4, 189
Bill of Rights 58, 60-61
criminal procedure 58, 59-61, 67, 71, 80, 81, 86
involuntary confessions 79 due process see separate entry freedom of speech and press 206 state or public organizations, compensation for unlawful acts by 197
Constitutional Court 6, 90, 115-16,
132-3
administrative litigation 178, 189 background 116-18 constitutionality review of statutes
61, 120-21, 132, 135-7, 195, 221, 224
democratic legitimacy and see separate entry criminal procedure 58, 66, 112
�blitz prosecution' 67-8
due process 60, 168-71, 205-6 lawyer present, right to have a 70, 71
pre-trial discovery 74-5 prosecutor-made dossiers 83, 112 exhaust all relief processes 124, 129-30, 195-6
institutional features 126-8 jurisdiction 119
competence disputes 122-3, 135-6, 182
constitutional complaints 123-4, 176, 195-6
dissolution of political parties 122 impeachment 121-2, 132 review constitutionality of statutes/treaties/decrees 61, 120-21, 132, 135-7, 195, 221, 224
law and development context discretionary power: administrative guidance 203-4
transparency 205-6, 208, 214, 216 legal sources 119 mandatory representation by attorney 127
organization of
administration and research officers 125-6
Chief Justice 125
committees 126
Council of Justices 125 Justices 124 patents 221, 224 performance of court since 1988 118-19
principles and rules 128 procedural 128-30 substantive 130-32
contract, breach of 23 copyright 7 corruption 200, 214
anti-corruption strategy 203 costs of litigation
civil cases 24 non-appearance of witness 21 criminal cases
non-appearance of witness 78 court system 6-9
see also individual courts
criminal litigation, judicial review in 196-7
criminal offenses
patents 220, 229, 230 perjury 22
criminal procedure 58-9, 86 after democratization, reform 61-2 arrest and detention 64-9, 94 evidence 44, 72, 78, 79-85, 94, 95-101
interrogation 65, 69-73 investigative authorities 62-4 pre-trial procedure 74-6 prosecution 73-4 trial 76-9
victim protection 85-6 confessions 60, 69, 71, 79-80, 82,
104, 105, 106, 108, 113 constitutionalization of 59-61 due process see separate entry habeas corpus 67-9, 75 juries 76, 90, 105, 111-12, 113-14 silence, right to 69, 71, 73 trial 77, 78
victims of crime 85-6 see also prosecutors cross-examination
civil cases: witnesses 22, 47 criminal cases: interrogators 72,
82-4, 100
damages 176 administrative litigation 181, 194 compensatory 29
patents 220, 229, 232, 233, 235, 236 state or public organizations: unlawful acts 197
Dando, Shigemitsu 73 declaration of nullity 180-81 declaratory claims 11 declaratory judgments 181, 194 delay 5-6, 24
criminal cases 77 democracy 177, 206-7 democratic legitimacy of law and constitutional adjudication 135-7 legislative function of constitutional review over statutes 151-5 further constitutional ramifications 155-9
legislative perspective 137-40 legitimacy of legislation in representative democracy 140-47
functionalist perspective 148 participation and interest representation 148-51 proceduralist perspective 147-8 detention see arrest development, economic 1, 201, 219 role of state see administrative cases in �law and development' context diGenova, Joseph E.
63 disabilitiesvictim protection 85 discovery
civil cases 18
criminal cases: pre-trial 74-6 discrimination 131-2, 212 District Courts 7, 14, 191 drunk driving 180, 209 due process 58, 60, 71, 81-2, 160-61, 173
adoption in Korean Constitution 163-4
background 164-6
Constitutional Court's position 60, 168-71, 205-6
theories on clause 166-8, 171 issues to consider 172-3
legislative and administrative procedures 205-6
United States 160, 161-3, 164 lessons from 171-2, 173 Dworkin, Ronald 136, 137, 141, 154
e-mail: preparation for oral proceedings 41
e-procurement 212, 214 eBay v. MercExchange 234
Eckert, Carter J. 58
economic development 1, 201, 219 role of state see administrative cases in �law and development' context
efficiency and swiftness 5-6, 28
Ehrlich, Craig P. 200
elderly 77
elections 182
Ely, John Hart 151 enforcement 4, 27-8 foreign judgments 28-9 performance claims 11, 28
England 100, 160, 163-4, 166 equal protection principle 131-2
Eskridge, William N. 148 estoppel 231 ethnicity 207
European countries 199
see also individual countries evidence
civil cases 20-22, 43-4, 47-8, 50 complaint, attached to 11, 43 forgery or alteration of documents 26
small claims cases 6 criminal cases 44, 72, 78, 79-85, 94, 95-101
illegally-obtained evidence/physical evidence 80-82
video or closed-circuit television facilities 85
exports 202, 219
fairness principle 4-5, 28, 35, 49 principle of uniformity of prosecutors 63
family courts 4, 7
fast dispute resolution 39 financial crisis (1997) 213
fines 64, 89
non-appearance of witness 21, 78 foreign judgments 28-9 formation claims 12
foundations 13
France 89, 92, 93-4, 95, 96-7, 177, 179 Frase, Richard S. 92, 93, 94 freedom of speech and press 206 Fukuyama, Francis 214
George Jr, B.J. 73
George, Robert P. 141, 142
Germany 3, 32, 179, 225
Ginsburg, Tom 201, 202, 211, 214 GNP per capita 219
Goodman, Marcia E. 73 government procurement 182, 187-8
Government Procurement Act 201, 202, 207-8, 211-13, 214-15 Great Britain 100, 160, 163-4, 166, 179 Green, Bruce A.
87 Gwack, Kyung Gic 54habeas corpus 67-9, 75
Han, Dong-Soo 226
Han, In Sup 62, 63
Han, Sang-Bum 166, 167
Han, Seung-Yeon 202
Healy, G. 117 hearsay evidence 21, 82, 95, 98, 105, 106, 114
Heymann, Philip B. 63
High Court 7
administrative cases 177, 178, 191 criminal cases 74
Hirschl, Ran 121, 132 historical background 3-4, 59-60, 103, 115-18, 164-6
Administrative Litigation Act 176-7 law and development 201, 202-3, 204, 205-8, 216
Holley, David 61
Hong, Jeong Sun 202, 213 Hu, Young 160, 168
impeachment 121-2, 132 incompetent persons 13 indirect compulsory performance 28 industrial policy 202, 204-5, 208 Information Disclosure Act 201, 202, 205-7, 210-11, 213-14, 216 information technology industry 204 injunctions 182, 184, 232-3 patent litigation injunction motions by patent trolls 234-6
preliminary and permanent injunctions 220, 229, 232 reevaluating injunction system 232-4
insanity 76 intelligence agency 62 International Covenant on Civil and
Political Rights (ICCPR) 66
Internet 214, 216 e-mail: preparation for oral proceedings 41 e-procurement 212, 214 interrogation 65, 69-71 videotaping of 71-3 see also Suspect Interrogation Record
IT industry 204
Japan 3, 33, 103, 160, 164, 176, 179, 199, 225
Jeong, Won 214
Jescheck, Hans-Heinrich 73 judges 4, 5, 9-10, 30 balancing the role of parties and 19 Constitutional Court 124-5 criminal procedure 77, 103, 105 warrant system for custody 64-7 judgments 5, 22-4, 25-6 small claims cases 6 single judge 7, 14 criminal cases 77 three-judge panel 7, 14, 22 criminal cases 77 witnesses, questioning of 22
Judicial Research Training Institute 9, 93 judicial review see administrative litigation
Jun, Kwan-Woo 59 juries 20, 76, 90, 105, 111-12, 113-14 jurisdiction 14-16, 28
Constitutional Court see jurisdiction under Constitutional Court
Kang, Hyunjoong 31
Kieff, F. Scott 233
Kim, Cheol-Soo 164, 166, 168
Kim, Dae-In 208, 212, 215
Kim, Dae-Jung 59, 62, 116
Kim, Donghee 205
Kim, Geun-Tae 59, 80
Kim, Hyo-Jeon 124
Kim, Jae-Hyung 232
Kim, Jaewon 88
Kim, Jongcheol 121, 124, 126-7
Kim, Nam Hyeon 1
Kim, Nam-Jin 185
Kim, Sang-Cheol 165, 168
Kim, Tcheolsu 136, 137
Kim, Young-Hee 6
Kim, Young-Sam 61, 62, 116
Kim, Younghun 38
Kondo, Seiichi 200 Koopmans, Tim 132
KSR International Co.
v. Teleflex Inc.228
Kukje Group Dissolution case 203 Kwon, In-Sook 59
Kwon, Ogon 6
Kwon, Oh-Seung 199
Kwon, Young-Sung 166, 168, 171 Kyoung, Keon 211, 213
land use planning 188
Lane, Jan-Erik 134
Langbein, John H. 73, 88, 91, 100 Larkin, John 59
lawyers 6, 13-14, 19, 30, 41 civil cases, statistics on 48 confidentiality 22, 71, 75 Constitutional Court 127, 170 criminal procedure 67, 76
Bill of Rights 60 cross-examination of interrogators 72, 82-4, 100
lawyer present, right to have a 69-71, 82, 104, 106, 112-13
police dossiers 79, 84 pre-trial discovery 74-5 trial: requirement for defense counsel 77
videotaping 72 defect in grant of power 26 fees 24 foreign 14 training 9, 30
leading questions 22 lease contracts 12
Lee, Boo-Ha 141
Lee Geun-Ahn 80
Lee, Jaesang 69, 89, 90, 93, 97
Lee, Myong Bak 132-3
Lee, Tae-Bok 59
Lee, Wan-Kyu 105
Lee, Wooyoung 38
legislative nature of constitutional adjudication see democratic legitimacy of law
Levasseur, Georges 94
Lim, Ji-Bong 172, 214 local government
administrative litigation 181-2, 188 competence disputes 122-3, 182-3 transparency 206-7
procurement 207, 208, 212
mandatory orders to state 181 market economy
democracy and 207 government and 200, 204, 205 see also administrative cases in �law and development' context
Martineau, Robert J. 51 mediation 1, 39, 45, 46, 194 medical experts 22 mental illness 76, 77
capacity 13
Miller, Charles A. 164 minors 13, 77
victim protection 85-6
morals, public 77
motorists: drunk driving 180, 209 Mueller, Dennis C. 146
municipal courts 7
Nam, Bok-Hyeon 138, 156
National Referendum Act 182
national security 75, 77, 130, 132, 210 negligence 23, 197
notary public 22
Nowak, John E. 161
OECD 200
Oh, Junghoo 38 oral proceedings 20, 30, 31-3
2001: new case management model 36-7
2006: operation plan for 37-8 appeals, decrease in 51, 57 case management for 36-7, 39-41 criminal cases 44, 77-8 criticism of 54
current position 50-51 essential components of 41-2 legal representation, statistics on 48
measures needed 54, 57 merits of 51-3
pre-trial hearings: examination of core issues 42-6
pro se cases 37, 41, 43, 48-50, 54 problems identified 33-5
seeking solutions 35-6
survey results 55-6
trial: examination of evidence 42, 46-8
types of 42 O'Sullivan, Julie R.
63 overview of civil procedure 1-2,29-30
appeal and final appeal 24-5 basic features of Civil Procedure Act court system 6-9 guiding principles 4-6 history 3-4
judges 4, 5, 9-10, 30
commencing litigation complaint 10-12 jurisdiction 14-16, 28 parties 13-14 types of actions 11-12
future 30
jury system, no 20
other issues
enforcement 27-8 foreign judgments 28-9 settlement during proceedings
27
pre-trial proceedings 16, 21 balancing role of judge and parties 19
conference 17, 18 pleadings 5, 6, 15, 16-18, 20 re-trial 26
trial
closing hearing 22 evidence 20-22 judgment 5, 6, 22-4, 25-6 oral arguments 20, 30 see also oral proceedings
Packer, Herbert L. 58
Park, Byungdae 31
Park, Chung Hee 177, 201, 202
Park, Hong Woo 54
Park, Jeong-Hoon 179, 190, 214
Park, Jin-Wan 138, 158
Park, Jong-Chul 59
Park, Kyun-Sung 185 Park, Sangki 99
Park, Yong Chul 103, 104, 107, 109, 112, 113
parties to civil actions 13-14 balancing the role of judge and 19 partnerships 13
patent attorney 22 patent litigation 7, 219-21 abuse of rights 229-30, 234-6 appeals 224-5 equivalents, doctrine of 220, 230-31 estoppel 231 invalidation trial 221-2, 228 remedies
damages 220, 229, 232, 233, 235, 236
injunction motions by patent trolls 234-6
injunction system, reevaluating 232-4
preliminary and permanent injunctions 220, 229, 232
requirements of patent registration invalidation and abuse of rights 228-30, 234-6 inventive step 225-6 prior art's teaching, suggestion and motivation 226-8 scope of protection 230-31 scope of patent right, trial to confirm 222-4
software patents 230, 231, 234 university ownership of patents 220, 234
People's Solidarity for Participatory Democracy (PSPD) 63 performance claims 11 perjury 22 pharmacists 22 phone calls: preparation for oral proceedings 41 planning, land use 188 plea bargaining 83 pleadings 5, 6, 15, 16-18, 20, 39, 40, 45, 49
police 62, 64 emergency arrests 65 evidence 79, 83, 98-9
dossiers prepared by 79, 84, 104,
107-8, 109, 111, 112 illegally-obtained physical evidence 81
interrogation 65, 69-73, 79, 113 prosecutor and 89, 92-3 political parties 122, 124, 136 Post, Robert C. 144 pre-trial proceedings
civil cases 16, 21, 42-6 balancing role of judge and parties 19
conference 17, 18 pleadings 5, 6, 15, 16-18, 20, 39,
40, 45, 49 criminal cases 74-6 conference 76 precedent 9, 25 Preumont, Mary M. 93 privacy 210 criminal procedure 77, 86 private international law 15-16, 28 proportionality principle 130-31 prosecutors 62-4, 73-4, 87-9, 101 comparisons 91-2, 97
American prosecutor 92-3 French prosecutor/examining magistrate 93-7 downfall of 98-100 half-judges 96, 97-8 interrogation 69-73, 113 pre-trial
conference 76
discovery 74-6 request arrest and detention warrants 64-7
role of 89-91
trial 77, 78
evidence: prosecutor-made dossiers 82-4, 95-101, 104, 106-7, 108-9, 110, 112, 114
public authorities: competence disputes 122-3, 182-3
public interest 61
disclosure of information 212 lawsuits 182
patents 233, 234 public policy 29 punitive damages 29 Pyo, Myung-Whan 138
quasi-incompetent persons 13
Rawls, John 141, 142, 143 re-trial 26 religious post, holder of 22 representation in court
small claims cases 6
legal see lawyers res judicata 26, 194 rescission 180-81, 186-7, 188, 191, 194 restructuring proceedings 4 Roh, Moo-Hyun 62, 64, 122, 132 Roh, Tae-Woo 61, 116-17, 164 Rousseau, Jean Jacques 147 Rubenfeld, Jeb 145 rule of law 177, 193, 213-14, 216
Schulhofer, Stephen J. 86 separation of powers 179, 190, 224 service of documents 12, 29 settlement during proceedings 27, 46,
194
Seul, Seung Moon 54 sexual violence victims 85-6 Shapiro, Carl 230 shareholders
general meetings: revocation of resolutions 12
Shepsle, Kenneth A. 146 Shim, Hwalsub 38 Shin, Dongwoon 69, 99 silence, right to 69, 71, 73
trial 77, 78
Sim, Dong-Sub 200 single-source contract scheme 214 small claims cases 5-6, 10
Socrates 186
Song, Doo Yul 70, 71, 82
Song, Sanghyun 2 standard of proof
criminal cases 79 stare decisis 9, 25 state agencies: competence disputes 122-3, 182
Stefani, Gaston 89, 94 Stokes, Henry Scott 59 substitutional execution 28
Supreme Court 7-9, 15, 22, 26, 117, 118 administrative litigation 176, 177-8, 182, 183, 184, 185, 188, 189, 191, 192, 194, 195-6 appeals to 7, 25, 224 cause of action 22-3
Constitutional Court 120, 126-7, 130, 195-6
criminal procedure 58, 62 confessions 79, 80 habeas corpus 67 illegally-obtained physical evidence 81-2
lawyer present, right to have a 69-71
prosecutor-made dossiers 82, 83, 98, 109, 110 silence, right to 69 videotapes 71 evidence 21 law and development context discretionary power: administrative guidance 205
transparency 206, 208, 209-11, 212-13, 214, 215, 216 passive and active elucidation 19 tort action against state/public officers 197
Suspect Interrogation Record 103-6, 114 definition of 104
jury, impact of 105, 111-12, 113-14 new chapter for 110-11 police-prepared 79, 84, 104, 107-8, 109, 111, 112 prosecutor-prepared 82-4, 95-101, 104, 106-7, 108-9, 110, 112, 114
unfinished business 112-14 swiftness and efficiency 5-6, 26
taxation 178, 180, 182, 186, 188 telecommunication services 180, 204 time limits
administrative
action 209 litigation 180, 186, 191-2
appeals 25
defendant
written answer to complaint 16 detention
review by court 67 warrants 65, 66 witness non-appearance 21, 78 disclosure of information: public organizations 210 judgments 5, 23 minor criminal cases 64 plaintiff
dismissal of case by 12 rescission actions 180, 186, 191 settlement recommendation 27, 46 substantive and procedural justice 18
torts
compensatory damages 29 judicial review: tort action against the state 197-8
negligence 23, 197 torture 59-60, 63, 79-80, 98-9 transparency in government 200-202, 216
current 209-13
history 205-8
prospects 213-15
trial
civil cases
closing hearing 22
evidence 20-22 judgment 5, 6, 22-4, 25-6
oral arguments 20, 30, 42, 46-8 criminal cases 76-9
Trubek, David 199
trust and development of capitalism 214
United Nations 200
United States 91, 179, 188, 189 criminal procedure 86, 105, 114 illegally-obtained physical evidence 81, 82 prosecutor 92
due process 160, 161-3, 164, 171-2, 173
judicial review 191, 199
oral arguments 51
patents 220, 224, 227-8, 234, 235 punitive damages 29
unjust enrichment 182
victims of crime 85-6
video or closed-circuit television, evidence given by 85 videotaping of interrogation 71-3, 84, 85, 100, 111, 112, 113
Wagner, R. Polk 233
Waldron, Jeremy 143
West, James M. 58 witnesses
civil cases 18, 20, 21-2, 47 false statements 22, 26
criminal cases 75, 78-9, 85-6 cross-examination of interrogators 72, 82-4
World Trade Organization (WTO) government procurement 207-8, 212, 215, 216
Yang, Junsok 208
Yang, Kun 117, 118, 124, 135, 146, 167
Yoon, Jin-Soo 232
Yoon, Myong-Sun 166, 168