Precedents (International Law)

Reports that Keenan is upset with Homma's defense counsel position that "a procession of judicial lynchings without due process of law may now follow" in the wake of the U. S. Supreme Courts decision to reject Homma's appeal of his death sentence from the Manila trial. Also reports that Tatsuo Tsuchiya was convicted in the Yokohama trial by the Eighth Army commission for atrocities committed against prisoners.

Lists the court exhibit numbers, the prosecution document numbers, and the titles of the documents to be introduced into evidence. They are separated into the following categories: Conventions; Treaties; Denunciation of Treaties; Miscellaneous; Japanese Laws and Ordinances; Maps and Charts.

Full title: "Responsibility of Head of State, Cabinet Members, Military Commanders and Staff Officers for War Crimes Committed by Subordinates; Lawfulness of Guerilla Activities in the Philippines."

Overview and analysis of the 1912 (The Hague) Convention on Narcotics. Nicknames the convention the "Magna Carta of Opium." Includes an historical background of opium.

Summary of past agreements regarding Narcotics and how Japan violated the terms of said conventions. These agreements include the prior arrangements between the United States, China, and Japan.