Sort of, according to this wonderful article in the Japan Times. It relates how the Japanese courts, operating under the country’s nascent constitution in 1891, refused to bow to political pressure in Japan’s own “trial of the century.” And the Czar-to-be played an important cameo role.
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The Interdependent Third Branch
Tracking court organization, administration, structure, and strategy
The Interdependent Third Branch 