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The legal act of taking someone into custody by the police or authorities due to a suspected crime. It specifically refers to the restriction of physical freedom under law rather than just physical catching.

Kouryuu refers to the legal act of detaining a person in a police station or detention center for a short period. It is used as a criminal punishment or a step in a legal investigation to keep a suspect in custody.

A legal term referring to the court-ordered detention of a suspect or defendant. It is used to keep someone in custody to prevent them from fleeing or destroying evidence during an investigation or trial.

Kari-shakuhou refers to parole, which is the temporary or conditional release of a prisoner before the full completion of their sentence. It is granted based on good behavior and the likelihood of the individual successfully reintegrating into society under supervision.

The act of serving a prison sentence as punishment for a crime, or performing mandatory military service. In modern Japan, it is most commonly used in a legal context regarding imprisonment.

A legal punishment in Japan consisting of imprisonment without the obligation to perform manual labor. It is typically handed down for crimes of negligence or political offenses, distinguishing it from 'chōeki' which requires labor.

A legal arrangement in which a convicted person is not sent to prison immediately, but is allowed a period of probation. If they do not commit another crime during this time, they generally do not have to serve the prison sentence.

The death penalty or capital punishment, representing the legal execution of a person as a state-sanctioned punishment for a severe crime. It is a heavy legal term used in discussions about law, human rights, and the justice system.

A legal sentence that requires a person to remain in prison for the rest of their natural life. It is the most severe punishment in many jurisdictions, excluding the death penalty.

A legal term meaning 'not guilty' or 'innocent' in a court of law. It describes the state where a person is found to have no criminal responsibility for a specific charge or act.