Researcher Database

ICHIKAWA Masato

Department / Course School of Law

Title / Position Professor

Papers
1.	2022/10/21	“Support” to Expressive Activities by the Government and Freedom of Expression │ Hanreijiho │ (2528),pp.130-137 (Sole-authored)
2.	2022/10/01	The Significance of the Supreme Court Decision on the National Review of Supreme Court Justice Appointment │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (813),pp.40-45 (Sole-authored)
3.	2022/05	Development of Constitutional Decisions and Supreme Court Justices │ Kenpo-kenkyu │ (10),pp.9-20 (Sole-authored)
4.	2022/01/11	Judges' Freedom of Expression │ Hanreijiho │ (2500),pp.130-133 (Sole-authored)
5.	2021/04/25	Judicial Review of 'Controversies in Associations' │ Quarterly Jurist │ (36),pp.134-142 (Sole-authored)
6.	2019/11	Reconsidering "Freedom of Expression"; Meaning of Protecting Freedom of Expression │ LAW AND DEMOCRACY │ (543),pp.16-19 (Sole-authored)
7.	2018/05	Freedom of Expression－The Dichotomy of Content/Content-Neutral Regulation of Expression │ Hogaku-Kyoshitsu │ (452),pp.22-25 (Sole-authored)
8.	2018/02	Partial Invalidation of Unconstitutional Laws Reconsidered: Ways to Scrutinize and Invalidate Laws(2) │ Ritsumeikan Hogaku │ (374),pp.105-144 (Sole-authored)
9.	2017/12	Freedom of Assembly at Public Facilities: Kanazawa City Hall Plaza Case │ Ritsumeikan Hogaku │ (373),pp.1-33 (Sole-authored)
10.	2017/11	Freedom of Expression and 'Human Rights' │ MODERN CONSTITUTIONALISM FOR LEGAL PRACTICES(special issue of Hanrei-Jiho) │ ,pp.47-68 (Sole-authored)
11.	2017/10	The Past, the Present, and the Future of Discussions on "Judicial Review vs. Democracy" Issue in Japan │ NEW PHASES OF CONSTITUTIONALISM (Constitutional Theory Review, No.25) │ ,pp.161－173 (Sole-authored)
12.	2017/07	The Supreme Court and Freedom of Speech │ BRISKING ADMINISTRATIVE SUITS :TOWARD ADMINISTRATION WHICH RESPECTS PEOPLE'S RIGHTS　(Koji SATO & Tokuji IZUMI ed.) │ ,pp.113－125 (Sole-authored)
13.	2017/03	Facial Scrutiny of Laws and Facial Invalidation of Unconstitutional Laws－Ways to Scrutinize and Invalidate Laws (1) │ Ritsumeikan Hogaku │ (369・370),pp.30ー52 (Sole-authored)
14.	2016/05	Constituional Decisions and Supreme Court Justices │ Shigenori MATSUI ed., THINKING ABOUT CONSTIUTIONAL LAW WHILE DRINKING CAFFELLATTE AT STARBUCKS (Yuhikaku, Tokyo) │ ,pp.215-239 (Sole-authored)
15.	2016/03	Freedom of Expression and 'Human Rights' │ Hanrei-Jiho │ (2281),pp.3-10 (Sole-authored)
16.	2015/10	Development of Constitutional Law Decisions after the Justice System Reform　　　　　　　　　　　 │ Public Law Review │ (77),pp.1-25 (Sole-authored)
17.	2015/08	Hate Speech and Freedom of Expression │ Ritsumeikan Hogaku │ 360 (122-134) (Sole-authored)
18.	2015/05	Characteristics and Problems of 'Act on the Protection of Specially Designated Secrets' │ Jinken-to- Burakumobdai │ (871),pp.24-31 (Sole-authored)
19.	2015/03	An Overview of the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2013 Term │ Ritsumeikan Hogaku │ (357・358),pp.22-39 (Sole-authored)
20.	2013/09	A Critique on the Proposal of a New National Secrets Protection Law │ Jinken-to-Burakumondai │ (847),pp.42－50 (Sole-authored)
21.	2013/05	Supreme Court Decisions in Two National Public Empolyees Cases and Standards of Judicial Review │ Horitsu-Jiho │ 85 (5),pp.67-72 (Sole-authored)
22.	2012/12	Defamation and Freedom of Expression in Cyberspace │ Amerikaho │ 2012 (1),pp.34－40 (Sole-authored)
23.	2012/04	Right to Know, Freedom of Press and National Secret │ Hogaku-Kyoshitsu │ (379),pp.4-9 (Sole-authored)
24.	2011/12	National Public Empolyees Cases and Freedom of Expression │ NATIONAL PUBLIC EMPLOYEES CASES AND THE SUPREME COURT (special issue of Horitsu-Jiho) │ ,pp.98－103 (Sole-authored)
25.	2011/09	The Present Situation and Issues of Legal Education Reform in Japan │ THE QUEST FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND PEACE TODAY; THE ROLE OF LAW AND LAW SCHOOLS (Masato ICHIKAWA et al. ed., Nihonhyoronsha) │ ,pp.304－330 (Sole-authored)
26.	2011/05	A Note on Recent 'Three Tier Scrutiny' Theory │ Horitsu-Jiho │ 83 (5),pp.6-11 (Sole-authored)
27.	2011/03	A Note on 'the Test of Strict Rationality' │ Ritsumeikan Hogaku │ (333・334),pp.91－115 (Sole-authored)
28.	2011/03	Issues and Future of Legal Education in Law Schools │ Ritsumeikan Kotokyoiku-Kenkyu (Ritsumeikan Higher Education Review │ (11),pp.15-27 (Sole-authored)
29.	2009/10	Professor Sato's Theories on Judicial Power │ Horitsu-Jiho │ 81 (11),pp.75-79 (Sole-authored)
30.	2009/03	Facial Scrutiny and 'As-Applied' Scrutiny: Reconsidered │ Ritsumeikan Hogaku │ (321・322),pp.21-42 (Sole-authored)
31.	2008/09	Considering the Role of Lower Courts in the Judicial Review System │ SOVEREIGN POWER OF PEOPLE AND RULE OF LAW (Yuhikaku, Tokyo) │ ,pp.357－378 (Sole-authored)
32.	2008/04	The Significance of Lower Courts' Decisions of GOTO Case; From Constitutional Law Perspective │ THE RECORD OF GOTO CASE; PLAYING THE VIDEO AND THE LAWYER'S RIGHT TO MEET THE ACCUSED (Gendaijinbunsha, Tokyo) │ 3,pp.10－20 (Sole-authored)
33.	2008/04	The Present Situation and Issues of Legal Education in Law schools │ Horitsu-Jiho │ 80 (４),pp.48－53 (Sole-authored)
34.	2007/11	How to Make Japanese Judicial Review System More Active │ CONSTITUTION 4;CHANGING GOVERNMENT SYSTEM (Iwanamishoten, Tokyo) │ ,pp.287－309 (Sole-authored)
35.	2007/07	Human Security Theory and Civil Liberties; Development of Wiretapping Law in the United States │ Shiro OKUBO ed., GLOBALIZATION AND HUMAN SECURITY (Nihonhyoronsha, Tokyo) │ ,pp.197-216 (Sole-authored)
36.	2007/06	Freedom of Expression and Entering a SDF Housing Complex to Distribute Bills │ Ritsumeikan Hogaku │ (311),pp.1-42 (Sole-authored)
37.	2006/10	Standards of Judicial Review │ NEW SURVEILLANCE SOCIETY AND THE PRESENT OF CIVIL LIBERTIES; CONSIDERING NATIONAL EMPOYEE'S CASE (special issue of Horitsu-Jiho) │ ,pp.143-155 (Sole-authored)
38.	2006/10	Law Schools and Public Law Education │ Public Law Review │ (68),pp.141－159 (Sole-authored)
39.	2006/07	Exemption of Newspapers from Anti-Trust Law and Constitutional Law; Freedom of Expression and the Significance of Home Delivery System │ Shinbun-Kenkyu(Newspapers Review) │ (660),pp.29-31 (Sole-authored)
40.	2005/09	Constitutional Court │ Horitsu-Jiho │ 77 (10),pp.75－79 (Sole-authored)
41.	2005/05	Future of Human Rights Protection │ AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION (special issue of Horitsu-Jiho) │ ,pp.315－320 (Sole-authored)
42.	2004/09	New Jury Ststem in Japan │ Horitsu-Jiho │ 76 (10),pp.41-45 (Sole-authored)
43.	2004/09	Judicial Review in Japan; Its History and Character │ Ritsumeikan Hogaku │ (294),pp.104 (Sole-authored)
44.	2004/08	Two Posting Cases and Freedom of Expression │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (596),pp.62-64 (Sole-authored)
45.	2004/06	Limits of Mass Media's Expression │ Takenori WATANABE et al. eds., THE DOCTRINE AND RESPONSIBILITY OF MASS MEDIA(Minervashobo, Kyoto) │ ,pp.25－48 (Sole-authored)
46.	2004/03	Corporate Speech in the United States │ Memoires of Institute of Humanities, Human and Social Sciences (Ritsumeikan University) │ (84),pp.63-80 (Sole-authored)
47.	2003/10	Considering the Establishment of Human Rights Agency in Japan; From Perspective of Constitutional Law │ Human Right International │ (14),pp.62 (Sole-authored)
48.	2003/07	Judicial Review in Japan; Its History and Issues │ The Taiwan Law Review │ (98),pp.76－86 (Sole-authored)
49.	2003/02	Supreme Court Decision Which Held Unconstitutional Mail Act Regulating Liability for Delivery Accident │ Hogaku-Kyoshitsu │ (269),pp.53 (Sole-authored)
50.	2003/01	Incorrect Interpretation; Wrong Way of Interpetation │ Koichi YOKOTA et al. eds.,BRIDGE BOOK－CONSTITUTIONAL LAW(Shinzansha, Tokyo) │ ,pp.P117-P131 (Sole-authored)
51.	2002/10	Judicial Review and Rule of Law in the United States │ CONSTITUTIONALISM AND DEMOCRACY (Constitutional Theory Review)(Keibundo, Tokyo) │ ,pp.21 (Sole-authored)
52.	2002/04	The Radical Attack on the American Version of 'Freedom of Expression' Theory │ THE CONSTITUTIONAL THEORY IN CHANGES OF CONSTITUTIONAL SITUATIONS (Constitutional Law Review, Vol.13) │ (13),pp.21-33 (Sole-authored)
53.	2002/01	Prohibition of Public Empoyee's Political Activity and Regulation of Campaign │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (565),pp.P22-P25 (Sole-authored)
54.	2002/01	Present Situation of Free Speech in Japan │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (565),pp.P2-P5 (Sole-authored)
55.	2001/10	Access to Justice and the Right of Access to the Courts │ Public Law Review │ (63),pp.207 (Sole-authored)
56.	2001/08	Considering Mass Medea's Freedom of Expression │ Shinbun-Kenkyu(Newspapers Review) │ (601),pp.P49-P52 (Sole-authored)
57.	2001/08	Supreme Court Decision in a Case of Reprimand against a Judge │ Hogaku-Kyoshitsu │ (251),pp.P81-P84 (Sole-authored)
58.	2001/05	Judicial Control of Wiretapping │ Masahiro UZAKI et al. eds., OVERALL STUDY OF WIRETAPPING ACT (Nihonhyoronsha, Tokyo) │ ,pp.75-85 (Sole-authored)
59.	2001/04	Limiting Public Empoyee's Right as Workers and the Supreme Court │ Hogaku-Kyoshitsu │ (247),pp.P11-P14 (Sole-authored)
60.	2001/02	Desirability in the Light of the Constitution: Constitution, Interpretation of Law, and Legislation │ Ritsumeikan Hogaku │ 271･272号上,pp.P57-P79 (Sole-authored)
61.	2001/02	Wiretapping as Investigation Tools; Is its Judicial Control Possible? │ Kan UEDA et al. eds., CHALLENGED CRIMINAL JUSTICE; CRIMES AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN BORDERLESS SOCIETY (Nihonhyoronsha, Tokyo) │ ,pp.P167-P188 (Sole-authored)
62.	2000/06	Member's Obligation to Obey Decision of Compulsory Association │ COMMENTS ON IMPORTANT DECISIONS IN 1999 (extra number of Jurist) │ ,pp.10-11 (Sole-authored)
63.	2000/05	Rule of Law and Judicial Power │ AERA MOOK: YOU CAN UNDERSTAND CONSTITUTIONAL LAW! (Asahishinbunsha,Tokyo) │ ,pp.P52-P56 (Sole-authored)
64.	2000/04	Judicial Review in Japan; Its History and Future │ Masako KAMIYA ed., REREADING THE CONSTITUTION OF JAPAN (Nihonkeizaishinbunsha, Tokyo) │ ,pp.P167-P184 (Sole-authored)
65.	2000/04	Legal Education and University │ JUDICIAL REFORM 1; LAW SCHOOL PROPOSALS(special issue of Horitsu-Jiho) │ ,pp.P57-P61 (Sole-authored)
66.	2000/03	Signature-Collection Campaigns and the Right of Petition │ Seisaku-Kagaku (Policy Science)(Ritsumeikan University) │ 7 (3),pp.P197-P206 (Sole-authored)
67.	2000/02	Judicial Reform in Japan │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (542),pp.28-31 (Sole-authored)
68.	1999/11	Judicial Control of Wiretapping │ Horitsu-Jiho │ 71 (12),pp.P30-P35 (Sole-authored)
69.	1999/10	Freedom of Expression and Scrutiny of Legislative Purpose │ Koji SATO et al. eds., CONSTITUTIONAL LITIGATIONS AND ADMINISTRATIVE LITIGATIONS (Yuhikaku, Tokyo) │ ,pp.P291-P319 (Sole-authored)
70.	1999/03	'Individual Dignity' Principle in the Constitution of Japan │ Sumio OKAWA et al. eds., LIFE AND LAW IN AGING SOCIETY (Yuhikaku, Tokyo) │ ,pp.P25-P44 (Sole-authored)
71.	1998/08	Judicial Review and Democracy │ Koji SATO et al. eds., LIBERTY AND ORDER (Yuhikaku, Tokyo) │ ,pp.P281-P342 (Sole-authored)
72.	1998/07	Standing in Constitutional Litigations : Reconsidered │ MODERN CONSTITUTIONALISM AND JUDICIAL POWER(Seirinshoin, Tokyo) │ ,pp.P625-P670 (Sole-authored)
73.	1997/12	Freedom of Assembly │ Hogaku-Kyoshitsu │ (207),pp.42 (Sole-authored)
74.	1997/11	Prior Restraints and Vagueness │ Hogaku-Kyoshitsu │ (206),pp.34 (Sole-authored)
75.	1997/10	Five Decades of Theories on Freedom of Expression │ Public Law Review │ (59),pp.252 (Sole-authored)
76.	1997/09	Right of Petition │ Ritsumeikan Hogaku │ (252),pp.1 (Sole-authored)
77.	1997/08	Standards of Judicial Review of Governmental Activities Which Restrict Freedom of Expression │ Hogaku-Kyoshitsu │ (203),pp.52 (Sole-authored)
78.	1997/07	Freedom of Expression and‘Public Welfare' Theory │ Hogaku-Kyoshitsu │ (202),pp.70 (Sole-authored)
79.	1997/03	Freedom of Expression and Privacy in Petition │ Ritsumeikan Hogaku │ (250) (Sole-authored)
80.	1997/03	Duties and Powers of the Prime Minister │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (508),pp.76 (Sole-authored)
81.	1997/01	The Formal Visit of the Prime Minister to Yasukuni Shrine and the Separation between Religion and State │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (506),pp.82 (Sole-authored)
82.	1996/12	The International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination and Racist Speech Regulation │ Hogaku-Seminar │ ,pp.80 (Sole-authored)
83.	1996/10	Will Amendments to the Constitution Become an Actual Issue? │ AERA MOOK:YOU CAN UNDERSTAND LAW! (Asahishinbunsha,Tokyo) │ ,pp.82 (Sole-authored)
84.	1996/10	Textbook Authorization and the Right to Educate Children │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (502),pp.90 (Sole-authored)
85.	1996/09	Aid to Mothers with Dependent Children and Discrimination Against Illegitimate Children │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (501),pp.81 (Sole-authored)
86.	1996/08	Citizen Registration Number System and the Right to Privacy │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (500),pp.81 (Sole-authored)
87.	1996/07	Rights of Fire Fighters to Organize Labor Unions │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (499),pp.68 (Sole-authored)
88.	1996/06	Human Rights of Foreigners and Sovereignty of the State │ Katsuyoshi IKUTA et al.eds.,HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE STRUCTURE CHANGE OF LAW (Horitsubunkasha,Kyoto) │ ,pp.37 (Sole-authored)
89.	1996/06	Freedom of Association, Due Process and the Subversive Activities Prevention Act │ Hogaku-Kyoshitsu │ (189),pp.19 (Sole-authored)
90.	1996/05	Five Decades of Research by Japanese Constitutional Scholars on American Constitutional Law │ Yoichi HIGUCHI et al.eds., FIVE DECADES OF JAPANESE CONSTITUTIONAL THEORIES (Nihonhyoronsha,Tokyo) │ ,pp.262 (Sole-authored)
91.	1996/05	Human Rights of Public Employees │ Jurist │ (1089),pp.173-178 (Sole-authored)
92.	1996/05	Limitations on Appeals to the Supreme Court and the Right of Access to the Supreme Court │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (497),pp.71 (Sole-authored)
93.	1996/04	Tax and Religious Organizations as Legal Persons │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (496),pp.87 (Sole-authored)
94.	1996/04	Constitutional Rights and Special Relations of Citizens to the Government │ Yoichi HIGUCHI et al. eds., BASIC CONSTITUTIONAL DECISIONS (2d.ed.)(special issue of Hogaku-Kyoshitsu) │ ,pp.19 (Sole-authored)
95.	1996/03	Okinawa and the Japan-U.S. Security Treaty │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (495),pp.81 (Sole-authored)
96.	1996/02	Recent Disputes on‘the Double Standard Theory’ in Judicial Review │ Seisaku-Kagaku (Policy Science) │ 3 (3),pp.3 (Sole-authored)
97.	1996/02	Signature-Collection Campaigns and Freedom of Expression │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (494),pp.81 (Sole-authored)
98.	1996/01	Laws Made by the Diet and Ordinances of Local Public Entities │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (493),pp.78 (Sole-authored)
99.	1995/11	Researches after W. W. II in Japan on American Constitutional Law │ Horitsu Jiho (Law Journal) │ 67 (12),pp.6 (Sole-authored)
100.	1995/11	Judicial Review of Restrictions on Economic Activites │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (491),pp.83 (Sole-authored)
101.	1995/10	‘Nature's Rights’and the Right to Enjoy Nature │ Hogaku\Seminar │ (490),pp.83 (Sole-authored)
102.	1995/09	Political Donations by Companies │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (489),pp.78 (Sole-authored)
103.	1995/08	Wiretapping as Investigation Tools │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (488),pp.79 (Sole-authored)
104.	1995/06	Obscenity and Freedom of Expression │ HOgaku-Seminar │ (486),pp.84 (Sole-authored)
105.	1995/05	The Right of Foreigners to Vote in Elections of Local Public Entities │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (485),pp.82 (Sole-authored)
106.	1995/04	The Dichotomy of Content/Content-Neutral Regulation of Expression │ Readings:Modern Constitutional Law (Nihonhyoronsha, Tokyo) │ ,pp.99 (Sole-authored)
107.	1995/04	‘Fairness’in Broadcasting and Freedom of Broadcasting │ Hogaku-Seminar │ (484),pp.84 (Sole-authored)
108.	1994/10	Criminal Procedure and Article 31 of the Constitution of Japan │ Yoichi HIGUCHI ed.,CONSTITUTIONAL SCHOLARSHIP SERIES (Nihonhyoronsha, Tokyo),Vol.4 │ 4,pp.209 (Sole-authored)
109.	1994/06	Wiretapping as Investigations Tools │ COMMENTS ON IMPORTANT DECISIONS IN 1993(extra number of Jurist) │ ,pp.209 (Sole-authored)
110.	1994/05	Restrictions on Billboards │ Akimichi IWAMA et al.eds., BAR EXAMINATION SERIES; CONSTITUTIONAL LAW (3d ed.) ( special issue of Hogaku-Seminar), Vol.2, │ ,pp.142 (Sole-authored)
111.	1994/03	A Case in Which the City Ordince Prohibiting Hate Speech was Held Facially Invalid under the First Amendment－R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul, 112 S.Ct.2538 (1992) │ Amerikaho │ (1993-1),pp.305 (Sole-authored)
112.	1994/01	Environmental Suits and the Right to a Good Environment │ Jurist │ (1037),pp.185 (Sole-authored)
113.	1992/12	Extra Closure of City Music Hall and Freedom of Expression and Assembly │ Hokei-Ronso(The Journal of Law and Economics)(Mie University) │ 10 (2) (Sole-authored)
114.	1990/12	Judicial Review of the Japan-U.S. Security Treaty－The Okinawa Military Base Case │ Hanrei-Hyoron (Hanrei-Times, No.1364) │ (383),pp.27 (Sole-authored)
115.	1990/11	‘Unconstitutional as Applied ’Judgments in the Supreme Court of the United States, │ Koji SATO et al.eds., MODERN ASPECTS OF HUMAN RIGHTS (Yuhikaku,Tokyo) │ (Sole-authored)
116.	1990/04	Judicial Review and Provisions of the Constitution : Preamble to the Constitution,Article 13, Article 21, Article 25, and Article 28 │ Hogaku-Kyoshitsu │ (116),pp.55 (Sole-authored)
117.	1990/03	Courts and Disciplinary Action within Religious Organizations │ Hogaku-Kyoshitsu │ (115),pp.94 (Sole-authored)
118.	1989/03	The Judicial Review System │ Noriho URABE et al. eds., MODERN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW (Horitsubunkasha, Kyoto),Vol.2 │ ,pp.261 (Sole-authored)
119.	1989	Content/Content-Neutral Regulation and Freedom of Expression (1)~(3) │ Hokei-Ronso(The Journal of Law and Economics)(Mie University) │ 4 (1),pp.5/1, 7/1 (Sole-authored)
120.	1988/07	Judicial Review and the Diet: Judicial Review of Mandatory Fingerpriting of Foreigners │ Jurist │ (914),pp.142 (Sole-authored)
121.	1987/10	A Critical Study of the Judicial Review System and Constitutional Trends │ Ho-no-Kagaku(Science in Law) │ (15),pp.161 (Sole-authored)
122.	1987/08	Professor Sato's Theories on Constitutional Litigation │ Horitsu-Jiho │ 59 (9),pp.39 (Sole-authored)
123.	1987/05	The Theory of Constitutional Interpretation : Reconsidered │ CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND PRINCIPLES OF THE CONSTITUTION (extra number of Jurist) │ (Sole-authored)
124.	1985	Standing in Constitutional Litigation : Assertion of Third Parties' Constitutional Rights │ Minshoho-Zasshi │ 91 (4,5,6),pp.506, 756,860 (Sole-authored)
125.	1983	‘Standing’Doctrine and‘Case-or-Controversy’Requirement in the Supreme Court of the United Staes (1)~(4) │ Hogaku-Ronso (Kyoto University) │ 112 (5),pp.112/6,113/3,6 (Sole-authored)