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Kumamoto District Court Also Installs Screens at Courtroom Entrances to Conceal Handcuffs and Waist Ropes, Showing Consideration for the Human Rights of Defendants in Criminal Trials
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In order to prevent spectators from seeing defendants entering the courtroom while still handcuffed or restrained during criminal trials, the Kumamoto District Court began installing screens in courtrooms in April. Following a notice from the Supreme Court calling for a change in previous practices, the installation of screens is progressing in courts nationwide.
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