Yoichi Mori

Yoichi Mori (もうりよいち, from April 15, 1901 to January 30, 1982) is a lawyer.

I am from Fukuoka. I am a graduate from the Kyoto empire University law department for 1,925 years [¹]. I open the law office in Osaka in 1928. I worked on defense by the public peace cases such as popular front case, the second Omoto religion case, Matsukawa case, the Sunagawa case. It is defense lawyer assistant of Kiichiro Hiranuma at the Tokyo trial. It is Ritsumeikan University Doctor of Law in "one of a free conviction theory guilt conviction" for 1,958 years. 1959 Osaka bar association chairperson. I perform the comparison study of the Zen on thought.

Book

• "Structure Kawahara Bookstore 1940 of the Zen thought"
• "Zen and philosophy" Article 1 Publishing 1943
• "Free conviction theory Arinobu temple 1956 as the guilt conviction"
• "Criminal Procedure Code introduction" law culture company 1959
• "Zen and Western thought" fidelity Publishing 1966
• With "the grounds in the trial reason" Japan criticism company 1973

Reference

• Japanese Nagoya University dictionary for digital

Note

1. ^ "official daily gazette" May 13, 1925

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