Useful thinking method for practitioners ② (about research policy)

Engaged in investigations and trials of criminal cases at Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office, Osaka District Public Prosecutors Office, and other public prosecutors' offices. He has been in charge of many jury trials for serious cases such as murder cases and arson cases of existing buildings, and has acquired in-house techniques such as collecting evidence, understanding the structure of evidence, explaining arguments and evidence in an easy-to-understand manner to the jury, and interrogation techniques. It is put into practice by incorporating it into fact-finding and hearings in investigations and whistleblowing cases. After registering as a lawyer in 2020, he was involved in a large-scale project related to the introduction of a whistleblowing system at a listed company, and was involved in the creation of a scheme to utilize information obtained from whistleblowing in corporate management while maintaining the confidentiality of information about whistleblowers. He has experience in providing advice and support to resolve technical and practical issues (as of 2024, the number of whistle-blowing cases has reached approximately 4000). In addition to dealing with scandals and crisis management, we also provide advice and support on matters such as dealing with shareholder meetings, establishing internal rules, labor issues, and dealing with internet rights violations. He is also engaged in responding to

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