Summary of the Judgment: The Disqualification Clause of the Security Services Act is 'Unconstitutional' as Decided by the Supreme Court Grand Bench
Japan's Supreme Court ruled that the disqualification clause in the Security Services Act, which barred individuals under the adult guardianship system from working in security, is unconstitutional.
Can the disqualification clause in adult guardianship lead to job loss be unconstitutional? Supreme Court ruling today, explained
The Supreme Court of Japan is set to rule on the constitutionality of a clause that disqualifies individuals utilizing the adult guardianship system from employment in the security industry, amidst a lawsuit initiated by a former security guard in Gifu Prefecture.
Supreme Court's Judgment on Fired Security Guard's Appeal Regarding Adult Guardianship System
A former security guard who lost his job due to an adult guardianship law is awaiting a judgment from Japan's Supreme Court regarding the constitutionality of a disqualification clause that prohibits those under guardianship from working in the security industry.