Date: September 11th, 2026 7:13 PM Author: big codepig turdskin
It is generally known that Japan has only a small number of lawyers. At present there are approximately 2,800 judges, 2,000 prosecutors, and 14,000 practicing attorneys.
Date: September 11th, 2026 7:56 PM Author: big codepig turdskin
Only the laws themselves come from Germans. The practice of law is something separate from that. The main thing is that we believe in freedom of speech, right to self defense, have some form of popular representation, and a delegation to the king the power of things like eminent domain. What made eminent domain unique in the American context was only that much of the land was unowned, so the government could not claim original title. But German authors had already contemplated that scenario 100 years earlier and reasoned their way out of that box. The Lockean shit about putting land under private ownership to generate surplus was already taken for granted in Germany. They didn't think it even needed to be explained
Date: September 11th, 2026 7:29 PM Author: big codepig turdskin
In which country do people have the most faith in the rule of law? Isn't that the question that matters? I should be able to live without fear that anyone will violate the law.
Date: September 12th, 2026 3:18 AM Author: concupiscible point mexican
there bar exam is insane like 1% pass rate ppl take it over and over for decades, being a BENGOSHI whatever its called is highly prestigious 5'2 dorks will walk into bar say they are BENGOSHI and pussy just flocks to them