Exam 3: Japan
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In Japan, the court responsible for handling juvenile matters is the:
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Japanese child guidance centers offer counseling for young people and their parents.
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The judicial responsibility of Japan's Supreme Court is limited to interpreting the Constitution
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In Japan, child education and training homes are designed for children under:
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In Japan, retribution is achieved by alienating the offender from his or her group
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Identify and explain the significance of these items in one or two paragraphs.
-family court
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In Japanese law, embezzlement includes the unauthorized borrowing of an unattended bicycle
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In Japan, the judge has the sole responsibility to adjudicate criminal acts
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Inmates who are sentenced to a fixed term of imprisonment in Japan are eligible for parole after serving:
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The Japanese have not established distinctions among criminal offenses by using the categories of felonies and misdemeanors
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The prefectural police organizations of Japan can establish their own policies and procedures because the National Police Agency does not have the legal standing to authorize a uniform set of rules
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The manner in which Japanese correctional facilities are managed is controlled by the:
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In Japan, a suspension of criminal proceedings can be undertaken by:
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Identify and explain the significance of these items in one or two paragraphs.
-bosozoku
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Once a person is arrested in Japan, they can be detained for questioning for up to:
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In Japan, the courts have not acknowledged the existence of an exclusionary rule
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