Extortion

Japanese crime of extorting money or benefits through intimidation or threats under Article 249 of the Penal Code.

The Case of Marquis Zhao of Cai Being Detained for Three Years, Released, and Then Seeking Jin's Aid to Attack Chu, Where Jin Official Xun Yin Demanded Bribes and Refused Cai's Request
  1. The Case of Marquis Zhao of Cai Being Detained for Three Years, Released, and Then Seeking Jin's Aid to Attack Chu, Where Jin Official Xun Yin Demanded Bribes and Refused Cai's Request
  2. Jurisdiction: China (Spring and Autumn Period, States of Cai, Chu, and Jin) (507 BC - 506 BC)
  3. Original Case: 蔡昭侯被执三年释归、如晋请伐楚、晋荀寅求货弗得辞蔡侯案
  4. Key Figures: Marquis Zhao of Cai, Xun Yin (Minister of Jin), King Zhao of Chu, Nang Wa (Lingyin of Chu)
  5. Case Tags: Extortion;Abuse of Power;Diplomatic Immunity Violation;State Sovereignty Breach
The Case of Chu Prime Minister Nang Wa Detaining Tang Chenggong and Cai Zhaohou for Bribery
  1. The Case of Chu Prime Minister Nang Wa Detaining Tang Chenggong and Cai Zhaohou for Bribery
  2. Jurisdiction: State of Chu, Spring and Autumn Period, ancient China (c. 507–506 BC)
  3. Original Case: 楚令尹囊瓦执唐成公、蔡昭侯索贿案
  4. Key Figures: Nang Wa (Zichang), Chief Minister of Chu; Tang Chenggong, Duke of Tang; Cai Zhaohou, Marquis of Cai
  5. Case Tags: Bribery;Abuse of Power;False Imprisonment;Extortion