If you are in immediate danger, you may request an ex-parte order, which will take effect immediately without a hearing upon the judge's signature and without advanced notice to the other party. It may take up to 2 1/2 hours to complete the petition. If you want an ex-parte order, you must convince the judge with SPECIFIC facts contained in your motion that you are in danger of immediate and irreparable injury, harm, or damage (injury that cannot be repaired by a court order after the injury happens) if the PPO is not issued.
Government of Japan. Japan is a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary government. There is universal adult suffrage with a secret ballot for all elective offices. The executive branch is responsible to the Diet, and the judicial branch is independent.overnment. Type: Constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary government. Constitution: May 3, 1947. Branches: Executive --prime minister (head of government). Legislative --bicameral Diet (House of Representatives and House of Councillors).
Japan does not have any sort of devolution and is thus a true unitary state. A parliamentary system is where the countryâs legislature is the main law-making body of the entire state - in Japanâs case the National Diet. First, law is passed by the House of Representatives and then this decision is put to the House of Councillors, who can then either pass it as well or veto it, meaning that the Representatives would have to alter it somehow to gain approval.