Question from a reader:
Recently, I’ve been caught up with a lawyer, and I wonder if Nakai-san’s rebuttal to the tripartite committee was ultimately for the lawyer’s profit. It seems there are many low-level lawyers who believe that being involved in disputes will lead to money, and I feel that Nakai-san may have been exploited by one of them.
Question from a reader:
Recently, while watching Nakai’s incident, I couldn’t help but think that the lawyers appearing on variety shows might not be as strong in the courtroom. It seems like their arguments can be quite shaky, and they often present exceptional case laws as if they are common perspectives for the viewers. There is a strong impression that they
Question from a reader:
Recently, while observing Nakai’s situation, I’ve been thinking about the lawyers who appear on variety shows. I can’t help but feel that they might not be very strong in an actual courtroom. It seems like their arguments are easily swayed, and they often bring up exceptional cases as if they represent the general opinion. It feels like
Question from a reader:
Is Mizuhara Ippei’s lawyer competent? It seems like he is gaining a worse impression by not apologizing in front of the camera. He mentioned something about a plea deal, but is it true that he committed the crime because the treatment wasn’t good? I think it would have been better if he had shown a more sincere
Question from a Reader:
Is Mizuhara Ippei’s lawyer competent? It seems like he has never apologized in front of the camera, and people’s impressions of him are getting worse. I’m not very familiar with plea deals, but when he said he committed the crime because he wasn’t treated well, it seems like that might not be the whole truth. Wouldn’t it
