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Ignorance of this law will not get you leniency from the police. You will be arrested and sent to jail. Also, the Mexican judicial system is governed by Napoleonic Law which states that you are presumed guilty and must prove your innocence, the opposite of the U.S. laws. The American consulate in Tijuana, Mexico also posts a similar warning on their official website (emphasis theirs):
'Japan: Guilty Until Proven Innocent' documentary shines light on controversial legal system. Japan is known for being one of the countries with the lowest crime rate in the world. Numerous reasons are given for this such as the illegality of weapons, a smaller wealth gap, or unspoken rules of conduct that people live by. But one other factor behind such low crime could have a darker reason to it: fear of the Japanese legal system. Al Jazeera news recently put out a documentary on that very subject, showing one of the scarier parts of Japan that most people donât have experience with. The full video is below.