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Donna Nelson’s guilty verdict is not an aberration. Japan has a high criminal conviction rate for a reason

By James C. Fisher, Lecturer, Australian National University

Japan has a very high bar for prosecutions, meaning only the strongest cases are brought to trial. Yet, many problems with the justice system still exist.

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