(1) The presiding judge or a single judge who has opened the session may, when the judge finds it necessary for maintaining order in the court, request the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Commissioner or the Chief of the Prefectural Police to dispatch police officers. The request may, if deemed specifically necessary for maintaining order in the court, be made prior to the opening of the session.〔【出典】日本法令外国語訳データベースシステム 〕
(2) The police officers who have been dispatched at the request under the preceding paragraph shall be directed by the presiding judge or a single judge in order to maintain order during the judicial procedure.〔【出典】日本法令外国語訳データベースシステム 〕
警戒監視活動を行うために派出される
be dispatched for warning and surveillance activity
派出所
police booth
police box〔【略】PB〕
police station〔【略】PS〕
security outpost
派出所
cop shop〔インターネット上ではCSと略されることがある〕
派出所で道を聞く
ask for directions at a police box
派出所は「交番」と呼ばれ市民には非常に身近な存在である。
Although these tiny substations are formally called hashutsujo (substations), they are universally known affectionately as "koban" and have become an integral part of Japanese life."NIPO-027", "2242739"
In 1994, the term koban was elevated to formal status and has since appeared on the boxes, usually in prominent capital letters (KOBAN), and gained international currency."NIPO-027", "2354806"
Not only was their first single, "Hai Irasshai," the theme song to Fuji TV's Katsushika-ku Kameari Koen-mae Hashutsujo, but the "Onsen Song" will also be featured in Konami, "Pop'n Music 12" in video game centers all throughout Japan.〔【出典】Hiragana Times, 2005年3月号◆【出版社】株式会社ヤック企画 〕"HT221036", "2413997"
日本の警察の特徴は、警察署の下に置かれる数多くの派出所の存在である。
A unique aspect of the Japanese police system is the large number of police boxes found throughout the country."NIPO-027", "2230877"