Key Points and Strategies for Negotiating Settlements in Moped Theft Cases Involving Minors

Key Points and Strategies for Negotiating Settlements in Moped Theft Cases Involving Minors

Question from a reader:
Last month, my moped was stolen and found in a damaged state. Recently, I learned that the perpetrator is a minor, and I am in discussions with their mother about a settlement. I offered an amount between 150,000 and 200,000 yen, which the mother accepted. However, the divorced father has intervened, saying, “I want to hear your

Comprehensive Guide to Rabies Prevention and the Legal Relationship with Tokyo's Animal Welfare Regulations

Comprehensive Guide to Rabies Prevention and the Legal Relationship with Tokyo’s Animal Welfare Regulations

Question from a reader:
I have a question about the constitution. It’s a bit long, but I just couldn’t understand this issue, so I would appreciate it if someone knowledgeable could help me. Problem 4 Article 10 of the Rabies Prevention Law states that if the governor of a prefecture recognizes that rabies has occurred, they must immediately announce this and

How to Protect Your Consumer Rights When Canceling Your Abiru Job Search Contract

How to Protect Your Consumer Rights When Canceling Your Abiru Job Search Contract

Question from a reader:
I have been using Abirudo job hunting services since March, but it has been so unhelpful, and the fees are extremely high (600,000 yen in installments, totaling 830,000 yen with interest), that I am considering canceling my contract. When I contacted them, I was told that since the contract period has passed, I would be required to

Understanding Kasuhara: Legal Risks and Troubles in the Restaurant Industry

Understanding Kasuhara: Legal Risks and Troubles in the Restaurant Industry

Question from a reader:
In restaurants and convenience stores, there are times when customers yell, “I can’t understand what you’re saying, this is unpleasant, you’re fired!! Bring the manager!!” Is this considered customer harassment? I’m also curious if this can lead to police involvement.

Customer Harassment and Troubles in Restaurants: A Legal Perspective

Recently, I’ve been hearing more about the increase

Guide to Claiming Compensation for Infidelity: Legal Procedures and Necessary Evidence

Guide to Claiming Compensation for Infidelity: Legal Procedures and Necessary Evidence

Question from a reader:
Can I claim damages if I have been cheated on?

Can I claim damages if I have been cheated on?

Hello everyone. Today, I would like to talk about a very delicate and important topic. It concerns “infidelity” and “damages.” Those who have been cheated on often face not only emotional pain but also legal issues. Is it

Understanding Criminal Responsibility and the Importance of Mental Health Assessments: A Comprehensive Guide

Understanding Criminal Responsibility and the Importance of Mental Health Assessments: A Comprehensive Guide

Question from a reader:
What is the reason for needing a psychological evaluation to assess criminal responsibility? I feel that it might not be necessary, and that it would be better to proceed with prosecution quickly. What do you all think?

The Importance of Criminal Responsibility and Psychological Evaluation

This question from a reader touches on a very interesting theme. I

Understanding the Importance of Polling Place Deadline Hours and Concerns About Election Fraud

Understanding the Importance of Polling Place Deadline Hours and Concerns About Election Fraud

Question from a reader:
I’m curious why the polling station deadline in my town, where I recently moved from the city, is 7 PM. I feel uneasy, perhaps because there’s a strong mayor from the Liberal Democratic Party. Since it’s a rural area, there are no surveillance cameras and filming for YouTube isn’t possible. I’m worried that fraud could occur in

Understanding the Relationship Between Public Assistance and Standard Co-Pay for Living Care: Is it Possible to Survive on a Food Budget of 110 Yen?

Understanding the Relationship Between Public Assistance and Standard Co-Pay for Living Care: Is it Possible to Survive on a Food Budget of 110 Yen?

Question from a reader:
If a person receiving welfare has their standard burden amount for living therapy reduced to 110 yen for food expenses, does that mean they no longer need welfare? Specifically, I want to know if they can continue to receive welfare under the conditions of having 0 yen for housing costs and 110 yen for food expenses.

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