People often ask me, "Why do you defend bad people?"
I reply, "Because no one knows yet whether they’re bad or not."
In other words, an arrested person is not necessarily a criminal.
First, some of those arrested may claim to be innocent.
Second, some of those who do confess may do so in order to protect someone else or may confess under pressure from the investigative authorities.
Even if someone has indeed committed a crime, they may not be as bad as we think.
Only by going to court can we determine whether a person has committed a crime or what punishment is appropriate.
The role of criminal attorneys is to thoroughly stand by those who are suspected of committing a crime and continue to urge them to make the right decisions based on the right procedures.
We stand 100% by our clients.
In any criminal case, we promise to do our best to protect the client's rights.
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Message from the President
Representative Lawyer, JIN International Criminal Defense Law Office

Biography
Introducing the work history of representative Ueno.
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- 2004-2005
- Studied abroad at Royal Holloway, University of London (Faculty of Business)
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- 2007
- Graduated from Keio University Faculty of Business and Commerce
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- 2010
- Graduated from Keio University Law School
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- 2015
- Graduated from Tokyo Metropolitan University Law School (summa cum laude)
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- 2016
- Takashi Takano Law Firm
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- 2020
- Takashi Takano Law Firm, Partner
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- 2023
- Established JIN International Criminal Defense Law Office
Attorney Profiles
Introduction
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Associate
Toshiharu Nakamaki
- 2019 Graduated from the Faculty of Law, Department of Legal Studies, Kanagawa University
- 2021 Completed the Kobe University Law School (Professional Graduate School of Law)
- 2023 Completed the Legal Training and Research Institute of the Supreme Court of Japan (76th Class); Joined Authense Law Office
- 2026 Joined JIN International Criminal Defense Law Firm
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