Judges, Prosecutors, Lawyers

さいばんかん、けんさつかん、べんごし

Industry & Occupation

Public Service, Legal & Administration

Classification

Summary

Judges, prosecutors, and lawyers are groups of legal professionals who perform the functions of adjudication, public prosecution, and defense in the judicial system, respectively.

Description

Judges handle hearings for civil and criminal cases in courts and deliver fair and prompt judgments. Prosecutors direct criminal investigations, collect evidence, initiate public prosecutions, and maintain law and order. Lawyers provide legal advice and representation to clients, protecting their rights through litigation and negotiations. All require advanced legal expertise and ethics, working as national public servants or private legal professionals.

Future Outlook

Demand for legal services will remain stable, while legal tech adoption and AI support advance. Market value is expected to increase for specialists in niche fields or those with IT skills.

Personality Traits

Calm and composed / Fairness / Good communication skills / High ethical standards / Logical thinking

Work Style

Court work / Government agency work / Private law firm lawyer / Solo practice

Career Path

Pass bar exam and complete judicial training → Appointed as assistant judge or assistant prosecutor, or register as lawyer → District court judge or district prosecutor/legal firm lawyer → High court judge or high public prosecutor's office prosecutor/legal firm partner → Supreme court judge, Prosecutor General, or law firm managing partner

Required Skills

Courtroom advocacy / Evidence investigation and court management / Legal document drafting / Legal knowledge

Recommended Skills

ADR / Foreign language proficiency / Negotiation skills / Risk management

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Analytical & Logical Thinking To analyze and construct complex cases based on legal principles.
Attention to Detail & Accuracy To accurately grasp evidence and precedents and prevent mistakes.
Communication Skills Advanced dialogue skills are required for arguments and negotiations in court.
Learning Agility & Knowledge Acquisition To continuously adapt to legal amendments and updates in precedents.
Problem Solving To resolve legal disputes and arrive at appropriate judgments.
Stress Tolerance Due to the significant pressure associated with major decisions.

Aptitudes (Weaknesses Acceptable)

Item Description
Numerical & Quantitative Analysis Advanced mathematical analysis is rarely needed in the job.
Physical Stamina & Endurance Primarily desk work for long hours, no excessive physical strength required.

Related Qualifications

  • Complete judicial training
  • Pass the bar exam

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