When bringing the defendant to the court or designated place under execution of a subpoena, if it is necessary, the defendant may be detained at a penal institution.
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When bringing the accused to the court or designated place under execution of a subpoena, if it is necessary, the accused may be detained at a penal institution.
Japanese Law Translation, Ministry of Justice
Translates the law as amended by Act No. 63 of 2019 (令和元年法律第六十三号)
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