Japan could aid the fight against terrorism by strengthening its wire-tapping law and letting prosecutors plea-bargain with terrorism suspects, a top FBI official said Wednesday.
John Pistole, deputy director of the FBI, met with officials of the National Police Agency and other agencies in Tokyo to discuss the benefits of the U.S. Patriot Act.
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