Reader’s Question:
I heard a story that even if Masahiro Nakai settles with a woman, there is still a possibility of arrest. Is it true that one can be arrested even after paying a settlement?
Recently, there’s been a lot of talk about Masahiro Nakai and the possibility of arrest even after a
Question from a reader:
I heard that even if Masahiro Nakai reaches a settlement with a woman, there is still a possibility he could be arrested. Is it really possible to be arrested even after paying a settlement?
Recently, I’ve been quite captivated by news from the entertainment world, and the situation surrounding Masahiro Nakai
Question from a Reader:
Can Nakai-san be forgiven without bearing any criminal responsibility?
Recently, while discussing legal matters with friends, we passionately talked about criminal responsibility and settlements. This topic piqued my interest, partly due to my part-time work at a judicial scrivener’s office. A friend posed the question, “Can Nakai-san be forgiven without bearing
Recently, I have been noticing a lot of discussions surrounding the alleged breaches of confidentiality and settlements involving Watanabe Nagisa. Every time I encounter these topics, I find myself puzzled by the extent of the differing opinions. In particular, it seems quite a leap to definitively label something as a “breach of confidentiality” without any evidence. While discussing comedy with friends, the conversation veered off, and we began talking about recent news. When someone mentioned, “Isn’t that person breaching confidentiality?” I was taken aback
When I’m sipping coffee with friends, we often get caught up discussing recent news. I distinctly remember being surprised and thinking, “Wait, are they really saying that?” when the topic of Watanabe Nagisa came up. There’s a lot of chatter online, particularly criticizing her for “breaching confidentiality” and “violating the settlement.”
Indeed, confidentiality obligations can be quite complex. They are typically established through contracts, but at this point, it’s unclear whether Watanabe is bound by any. Therefore, concluding
