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Until this moment I have been forced to listen while media and politicians alike have told me "what Canadians think". In all that time they never once asked.
This is just the voice of an ordinary Canadian yelling back at the radio -
"You don't speak for me."
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L – 1% of the criminals committing 60+% of the crime. Reflect on the implications…
An independent Alberta and Saskatchewan would cut crime in half within a year and half again within two years. The Crime Syndicates currently in control will hiss and resist independence, but slither across the border to their lairs in B.C., Ont. and Quebec. if faced down by an existential threat.
The downside of the Japanese criminal justice system is that Japan is a de facto police state.
They brag about a 99.4 % conviction rate (after indictments…30-40 % before) but any police officer can tell you what that really means. There are a lot of gangsters in jail for crimes that they did not actually commit.
The ‘no bail’ system is interesting, as are the austere prison conditions.
You are absolutely correct. If they want you in jail, you are going to lose your case. The Judges understand this and perform accordingly. I cannot stress strongly enough, that if you are ever planning a trip to Japan, take a long while to understand the nuances and cultural differences. For example, you can actually get jail time for littering if the offense is serious enough. Fines go as high as 10 Million Yen ($65,000 USD).
Obviously, you should take the time to study a culture ahead of any trip. But, I put Japan in the same category as a place like Qatar (which can get a woman jailed for wearing a bikini on certain beaches).