"The conviction rates are/were so high that criminal committing a crime actually expected to be caught."
I hope that's true, but I doubt it.
The Yakuza are still in business.
Does Japan Suffer Radical Islam Terrorism?
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Re: Does Japan Suffer Radical Islam Terrorism?
I share your skepticism. The Japanese government is no stranger to lying. To the extent they have less crime I think it far more likely due to having homogeneous society with largely shared values than efficient law enforcement.Abraham wrote:"The conviction rates are/were so high that criminal committing a crime actually expected to be caught."
I hope that's true, but I doubt it.
The Yakuza are still in business.
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