Under the 76th line of the Japanese Constitution 'The Independence of the Judge'[1], please fill in the following blanks.
'All judges shall exercise (________) to (________) execute their (________) and shall be bound only by (________) and the (________) to apprehend criminals.'
Himeji Mizuki's answer:
'All judges shall exercise conscience to independently execute their authority and shall be bound only by Constitution and the laws to apprehend criminals.'
Teacher's comment:
Well answered. This is one of the rather important articles in the Japanese Constitution. As the judge's exercise the privileges, the constitution can ensure that the judge won't be instigated by political powers and high-levels of the court and perform the duties independently. The content itself also includes ensuring the personal safety of the judge. I hope you can remember this little knowledge.
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Yoshii Akihisa's answer:
'All judges shall exercise BLEEP to BLEEP execute their BLEEP and shall be bound only by BLEEP and the BLEEP to apprehend criminals.'
Teacher's comment:
In that case, wouldn't the 76th article be a bad thing?
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Tsuchiya Kouta's answer:
'All judges shall exercise instincts to take off their clothes and execute a strip exercise and shall be bound only by the policeman's hand holding onto the culprit and the handcuffs to apprehend criminals.'
Teacher's comment:
I DEMAND YOU SEND A LETTER OF APOLOGY TO ALL THE JUDGES WITH FULL SINCERITY!!
[1] Technically, this would be the official translation of the Japanese Constitution article 76, but I'm just going to wing it to fit the context of this question (since there's always going to be dumb answers).
