94. As to concealing criminals.
95. As to proclamations about offenders.
96. The officers cannot command a son to inform on or to give up his father or mother, or a servant his master, or a younger brother his elder.
97. In some cases the relatives of a criminal may be arrested and confined, but this Chinese plan is not commonly used in Japan.
98. Gowo mong—examination by torture, as striking, or pouring water down the throat.
99. As to escaping from banishment on the islands, or crimes committed during banishment.
100. As to escaping from prison.
101. As to men who free themselves from their irons.
102. The higher rank a man is of, the more serious is his crime.
103. And, vice versa, a crime is to be considered lighter in a man of low degree.