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한국비교공법학회 공법학연구 공법학연구 제7권 제4호
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2006.11
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275 - 300 (26page)

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After the emancipation from the Japanese colonial domination in 1945, the United States Army Military Government in Korea(USAMGIK) had established the military rule for about 3 years. The military government tried to provide for the continued functioning of the ordinary civil and criminal courts of Korea and for the rapid removal of judges and other court personnel who have been flagrant exponents of militant Japanese nationalism. The military government established the military occupation courts to fulfill the purpose of occupation. The Military occupation Courts are composed of two types, namely Military Commissions and Provost Courts. Military Commission consists of not less than three officers, one of whom shall be a qualified lawyer, if available. Provost Court consists of one or more officers. The Military Occupation Courts shall have power to try only such cases as are properly referred to them by the appointing authority or by subordinate officers designated authority. On 11 April 1947, the Military Governor gave a message to USAMGIK units that no Korean should be tried in a Provost Court without permission of Headquarters USAMGIK. But there were two types of cases in which Korean courts showed weakness: those involving trial and punishment of rioters and those involving embezzlement and fraud by Korean officials of vested companies. On 18 August 1947, the Provost Court was reestablished at Kwangju because the Korean court trials did not satisfied the Military Government.
Before the Military Occupation Courts, the problems enumerated below were encountered more at the beginning of the occupation. (1) Inconsistency of witnesses as to testimony given at the time of investigation and the time of trial. (2) Korean investigative authorities attitude towards securing confessions with little regard for their having been voluntarily made. (3) Korean's failure to comprehend the sanctity of a statement made under oath or affirmation. (4) Degree of credibility of Korean witnesses is based on extent of his education. (5) Korean witnesses refusal to testify against teachers and public benefactors. (6) Effect of restoration of property taken or restitution for damages incurred upon Korean witnesses. (7) Language barrier as utilized by the Korean witnesses. The American officers unfamiliar with the subtleties of oriental rank inevitably made mistakes.

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Ⅰ. 해방공간에서의 미국 사법제도와의 만남
Ⅱ. 미군정기의 군정재판제도
Ⅲ. 점령재판소의 실제 운영
Ⅳ. 마치며
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