Japan enacts law for GPS trackers to prevent int'l bail jumping

Japan enacts law for GPS trackers to prevent int'l bail jumping

The House of Councillors passes at a plenary session in Tokyo on May 10, 2023, a bill permitting courts to approve the placing of GPS monitors on suspects to prevent international bail jumping.

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