Question from a reader:
What kind of impact do you think will occur if the constitution and laws are amended to prohibit rejecting or treating people as unnecessary? For example, what would happen if it became illegal to not invite someone or to not reply to an email? Additionally, is it realistic that someone proven to be incompetent would not be
Question from a reader:
I heard that the pre-trial preparation procedure started in 2005, but did the defense side have no idea what arguments the prosecution would make before that?
The world of law, especially in criminal trials, is complex and sometimes difficult to understand. Recently, a reader asked, “The pre-trial
Question from a reader:
I heard that a bill to amend the Whistleblower Protection Act has been approved by the Cabinet. It seems that if someone is dismissed for making an internal report, they could face criminal penalties, but is this limited only to dismissal? The law will take effect next year, but will it be possible to file a criminal
Recently, the issue of sexual harm related to Nakai Masahiro has garnered significant attention. Many people hold various opinions on this matter, and from a legal perspective, it is a very intriguing topic. As I contemplate this issue, I would like to organize a few key points.
Is there still a misunderstanding regarding the definition of sexual violence? Do you think Nakai Masahiro’s claims are relevant in today’s context? Recently, the report from a third-party committee has sparked discussion after Nakai Masahiro was recognized as having committed “sexual violence” against a former Fuji TV announcer. This recognition is based on the broad definition of
Question from a reader:
I’m considering making an internal report, but I’m worried that it won’t go well if the person involved is at the top. I wonder if issues might get covered up, like with the Governor of Hyogo. How can I avoid these risks? Should I refrain from reporting if the person in question is at the top?
