The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless NationA full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political and industrial system. |
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Page 189
... police are at an advantage in extracting confessions . Only a small proportion of suspects are actually detained , but if the police choose they may keep a suspect in custody upon issue of a warrant , without access to counsel or bail ...
... police are at an advantage in extracting confessions . Only a small proportion of suspects are actually detained , but if the police choose they may keep a suspect in custody upon issue of a warrant , without access to counsel or bail ...
Page 197
... police work and filtered out . 51 One author , who served for ten years with the police in Hyogo prefecture , describes the automatic retort of ' Aka ! ' ( ' red ' or ' communist ' ) that higher police officers are likely to use against ...
... police work and filtered out . 51 One author , who served for ten years with the police in Hyogo prefecture , describes the automatic retort of ' Aka ! ' ( ' red ' or ' communist ' ) that higher police officers are likely to use against ...
Page 200
... police officers in the Kansai area following a 1984 scandal involving the police , the National Police Agency flatly rejected his request with the excuse that it would not accord with usual practice among the officials concerned ...
... police officers in the Kansai area following a 1984 scandal involving the police , the National Police Agency flatly rejected his request with the excuse that it would not accord with usual practice among the officials concerned ...
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