Reviews for It's Someone Else's Problem: The Candid Work of a Lawyer Manga

I was able to read it as if it were someone else's affair and they weren't involved, so I could look at it objectively, and it wasn't too emotional, so I was able to read it as if it were true.

The title says “because it's someone else's affair,” but this isn't irresponsible or anything. If you don't have this kind of stance, you probably won't be able to handle only such troublesome consultations. The content is interesting because you can see the darkness of society. But I think it's a work where people have different tastes.

A hero I often see that is becoming a staple (?) But it's a pattern where people aren't good people. Is it okay to have empathy? The subject you handle is modern, and if you make a mistake, you might become the perpetrator? It feels like that, and it's nice that this one is also familiar.

It's interesting that a lawyer with a habit, who is probably a lawyer who is easily misunderstood, came out. I've only read one volume, but it seems like there are people who seem to be the other party's perpetrators, like the blog is in flames. I think clients and perpetrators often get emotional, so I was wondering if it is important for lawyers to be able to do this kind of carelessness.

I use the title in a good sense. However, it is also true that as a result, it is a work that selects people. There are no dramatic solutions to most of the cases in this game. Perpetrators don't convert, cannot be given sufficient punishment, and the law only falls under the law to some perpetrators... etc., but these are probably the outcomes most of them arrive at when they actually run into legal trouble. Hopefully, all of the readers who read this will feel that none of the characters in this work, including the mobs, are happy, and I want them to strongly reaffirm their sense of self-reflection.

I like Attorney Yasuda quite a bit. They say things like true intentions instead of being passionate, and since it's someone else's affair, I think it's good to take a step back and look at it calmly.

The content is kind of realistic... it feels like the horror of the internet society, I didn't know when and who would get involved, and it was also a learning experience

In fact, the theme is contemporary issues to the extent that I wonder if there are quite a few cases. I don't really like pictures, but the story is interesting.

The content is substantial, and I want to make this frustration go away! It makes me want to read it however I want... As of the first volume, I thought this was just a repetition. I'm hesitant to keep buying. It's interesting, though.

They focus on familiar social issues and teach us how to fight using the law in an easy-to-understand manner. The main character's freshness doesn't bring strange prejudice against the law, and it's very easy to understand.

A comic that makes me feel refreshed when I read it. I think this comic is perfect for today's social situation, or rather, issues. Write what you want to write about anonymity as a good thing on SNS etc. I think it's a comic that throws a stone against the trend of being sued for defamation and freedom of speech.

When there was a problem with the internet, I learned a lot about how to solve it and how much money it would cost to solve it. The psychological state at the time of being victimized and the psychological state of the perpetrator were that I had never had internet trouble, so I don't feel it, but I don't want to encounter internet trouble.

It's a study that bad words written on the internet can identify the person in question and be sued. It's easy to think that the culprit cannot be identified even if it goes up in flames on the internet in various ways, but you can identify it and claim money normally! There are also people whose lives are in turmoil, so it's a learning lesson that it's better to refrain from making easy flaming posts.

I bought volumes 1 and 2. Volume 1 ended one story, so it was refreshing. It's a good story where “because everyone is doing it” and “it's this good, isn't it?” was judged by others and protected the victims. Volume 2 is in the middle of the story. This is also an issue of extreme slander on the internet, but I still don't know. Paralegals seem to be from the reader's point of view, but they are meeher and emotional for being paralegals, but they don't suit me, so I set it to minus 1.