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Q 1. What are the implications of this new law in Japan? Why was it created? What are the concerns about the legislation?2. Read the following article and define corruption and discuss China’s past responses to corruption and organized crime. What types of new responses are being implemented that are discussed in the article?3. After reading the article discuss the specific type of organized crime that is discussed. What has been the response to this issue? In what ways is international cooperation essential to deal with this type of issue?4. Of all the possible responses to organized crime and drug trafficking, which do you believe is the most effective? Why?5. What are ways in which products and services can be better protected against exploitation by organized crime?

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Japan has implemented new laws according to the article which allows them to spy on the phone calls, e-mails, faxes etc. in order to investigate about the serious crimes related to drugs and other organized crimes (Williams, 2000). In order to track the organized crimes better the Japan government decided to give the police the authority to track the phone calls and other personal devices of the suspects. The main legislative concern about this is that it can go against the people privacy rights as most of the citizens of Japan feel like the government is intruding in their privacy.