Question from Readers:
Are online casinos illegal?
Recently, while chatting with a friend, the topic of online casinos came up. He mentioned, “I’d like to try playing a bit,” but I immediately told him, “That’s illegal!” The reason I could say that with confidence is that I had done a little research on Japanese laws.
Question from a reader:
I’m curious about the specific incidents of sexual harassment and power harassment involving Ikushima Hiroshi. Would such cases typically lead to immediate dismissal in a regular company? Or could they escalate into legal issues?
Recently, discussions about sexual harassment and power harassment related to Ikushima Hiroshi have been making headlines. Specifically,
Question from a reader:
Is there a possibility that Takahira Kuruma from Reiwa Roman and Kazunobu Kubota from Toro Salmon will retire?
Recently, there has been a lot of discussion surrounding Takahira Kuruma from Reiwa Roman and Kazunobu Kubota from Toro Salmon. In particular, Kubota’s online casino usage issue has garnered significant attention. Although he cooperated
Question from a reader:
I heard from a friend during college about online casinos, and he said, “It’s not illegal to transfer money from overseas accounts to play at online casinos.” I wonder about people who say things like this. If it’s truly illegal, shouldn’t those people also be arrested? I think if we arrest all these people, the problem
Reader’s Question:
I’m struggling with the topic of online casinos. A friend from college told me, “It’s not illegal to transfer money from an overseas account to play at an online casino,” but is that really true? If it is illegal, shouldn’t that friend be arrested as well? Would arresting all the people who say such things resolve the issue?
Recently, discussions surrounding Watanabe Nagisa’s photo essay have intensified. Her reflections on “the day my heart was killed” and “my feelings afterward” have drawn criticism from some quarters, who claim it constitutes a violation of confidentiality obligations. To be honest, I find this rather questionable. First and foremost, confidentiality obligations imply, from a
Question from a Reader:
Is it safe to assume that Fuji TV executive A has not been involved in any inappropriate conduct in the past?
A question has arisen regarding Fuji TV executive A. Topics like this always bring a sense of suspense. Especially from a legal perspective, the desire to know the truth becomes even stronger. Since I also work part-time at a judicial scrivener’s office, I often encounter legal issues on a daily basis. I enjoy casual legal discussions and often share snacks with
Question from a reader:
I heard that the defendant, Ikpei Mizuhara, was sentenced to 4 years and 9 months in prison, along with a compensation of 2.6 billion yen to player Ohtani. Is he able to pay such a large sum? I’m concerned about what happens if he can’t pay.
While chatting with friends at a café, we stumbled upon the topic of Ikpei Mizuhara’s verdict. The sentence of 4 years and 9 months along with the 2.6 billion yen compensation was shocking. I
Question from a reader:
It seems that even though Kasai Shinsuke has updated his blog, he hasn’t touched on the allegations against Hasegawa Yutaka. Does this mean he has stopped resisting, or does it imply an acknowledgment of the allegations?
Recently, the absence of any mention of the allegations against Hasegawa Yutaka in Kasai Shinsuke’s blog has become a topic of discussion. In looking at reader comments, there are various intriguing opinions. Some suggest that it could be due to the inability to confront the
Question from the readers:
Is Mizuhara Ippei really planning to avoid paying the 2.6 billion yen compensation to Otani, citing the statute of limitations? What do you think?
Recently, there has been a growing discussion about whether Mizuhara Ippei intends to avoid the 2.6 billion yen compensation to Otani by citing the statute of limitations. Honestly, as a legal expert, I find myself considering this matter from various angles.
The idea of an amount that one could
