The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless Nation"The first full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political/industrial system"--Cover subtitle. |
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Page 216
... judges Socially instilled acceptance of the world as it is makes the Japanese relatively pliable in the hands of the judicial authorities . The judges themselves seem almost equally malleable , and have allowed their auth- ority to slip ...
... judges Socially instilled acceptance of the world as it is makes the Japanese relatively pliable in the hands of the judicial authorities . The judges themselves seem almost equally malleable , and have allowed their auth- ority to slip ...
Page 218
... judges have done nothing to stop the administrators transfer- ring liberal - minded judges to unimportant areas , or discriminating against them where promotion and pay are concerned . The General Secretariat of the Supreme Court has ...
... judges have done nothing to stop the administrators transfer- ring liberal - minded judges to unimportant areas , or discriminating against them where promotion and pay are concerned . The General Secretariat of the Supreme Court has ...
Page 223
... judges when he gets there . Compared with having a good confession , circumstantial evidence is definitely secondary ; and given this preference for confessions on the part of procurators and judges , it is small wonder that Japanese ...
... judges when he gets there . Compared with having a good confession , circumstantial evidence is definitely secondary ; and given this preference for confessions on the part of procurators and judges , it is small wonder that Japanese ...
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