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イギリス捜査手続における少年の法的助言を受ける権利の行使 : 「適切な大人（Appropriate Adult）」による援助の影響 Exercising Young Suspects’ Rights to Legal Advice in the Investigation Process in England and Wales : The Effect of Assistance by “Appropriate Adults” 寺本, 奈津樹 TERAMOTO, Natsuki 葛野尋之先生　名誉教授称号授与記念 This article examines how assistance by “Appropriate Adults”（ hereafter “AA”） affects exercising young suspects’ rights to legal advice in the investigation process in England and Wales. The AA scheme is prescribed under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984（ hereafter “PACE”） and the Code of Practice C（ hereafter “Code C”） to safeguard the rights, entitlements and welfare of vulnerable suspects, including juveniles and vulnerable adults, during police investigation. This article focuses only on juvenile suspects. To consider this issue, the article analyzes the empirical data by Miranda Bevan, who examined the functioning of AA support in practice, focusing on the AA’s roles under the Code C and the difference of familial AAs and non-familial AAs. In terms of assistance by AAs involved in providing emotional support for young suspects and facilitating young suspects’ rights, the article concludes that differences between assistance by familial AAs and assistance by non-familial AAs affect understanding and exercising young suspects’ rights to legal advice. 一橋大学大学院法学研究科 2025-08 departmental bulletin paper 1347-0388 AA1161370X https://doi.org/10.15057/0002061023 http://hdl.handle.net/10086/0002061023 https://hit-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/2061023 jpn