This analysis discusses the obstacles preventing Japan from creating extraordinary tribunals, highlighting constitutional constraints.
Nowadays, it is observed that court systems of other countries are establishing new extraordinary tribunals such as environmental law court or intellectual property(IP)court.These specialized courts are presided by judges who have acquired special training and knowledge that renders them flexible solutions.It is purported that a judge in this extraordinary court offers speedier decisions and remedies than a tenured general judge in a general court.However, Japan faces certain obstacles in the creation of such extraordinary tribunals owing to the content of its Constitution.
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雄一郎 辻 (2009) studied this question.
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