Michael Brown Okinawa Assault Incident

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The Michael Brown Okinawa assault incident arose from an attempted indecent assault by U.S. Marine Corps Major Michael Brown on a ...

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The Michael Brown Okinawa assault incident arose from an attempted indecent assault by U.S. Marine Corps Major Michael Brown on a Filipina bartender, Victoria Nakamine, in Okinawa, Japan on November 2, 2002. The case received extensive attention in the Japanese media, especially on Okinawa, and the crime sparked a public debate over the U.S. military presence in Japan, the fairness of the Japanese legal system, and the practices of the Japanese police. The case involved the Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security between the United States and Japan and the U.S.-Japan Status of Forces Agreement, the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) between Japan and the United States. On July 8, 2004, after a 19-month trial, Brown was convicted by a Japanese court of attempted indecent assault and destruction of private property and received a one-year suspended prison sentence. Based on this incident and others involving crimes committed by U.S

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Titre:

Michael Brown Okinawa Assault Incident

Sous-titre :

United States Marine Corps, Major (United States), Filipino people, Okinawa Prefecture, Media of Japan, United States Forces Japan, Criminal justice system of Japan, Law enforcement in Japan

éditeur:

Frederic P. Miller

Agnes F. Vandome

John McBrewster

EAN:

9786130261603

ISBN:

978-613-0-26160-3

Format:

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Editeur:

Alphascript Publishing