A book exploring the relationship between law and young people. - Title: Learning Law with Young People -- Human Rights Sense Brush-up - Author: Hiroyoshi Ito - Publisher: Yuhikaku - Price: 1,900 yen 《Main Contents》 Chapter 1: Young People's Distrust of "Law" 　School regulations = Why are even such things regulated? / Road Traffic Law = Traffic violations just because of "bad luck" / Influence of school education = Is jurisprudence a subject of memorization? / Article 9 of the Constitution debate = Rapidly changing government views Chapter 2: Young People's Misunderstandings of "Law" 　Law and Fact = Can something be considered law if it's practiced in the world? / Law and Morality = Does morality have compassion, but law doesn't? / Law and Rights = Is law something that defines obligations? / Law and Contracts = Must promises be kept? / Learning major constitutional precedents / Young people's legal knowledge seen in unusual answers Chapter 3: Learning "Living Law" with Young People 　Why do wrongful conviction cases happen? = Survival from the execution chamber / What is local autonomy? = On-site investigation of the Hiraizumi and Toyama incidents / Are disability issues someone else's problem? = Listening to the story of a muscular dystrophy patient / Young people are targeted = To protect themselves from the tactics of unscrupulous businesses / Are part-time workers without rights? Chapter 4: Young People Change by Studying Jurisprudence 　The meaning of studying jurisprudence / Various ways of learning jurisprudence / Others Thank you for viewing.