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  1. Social media posts critical of the Justice Ministry's attitude are increasing over content of a draft bill to reform Japan's retrial system, which has drawn severe objections — and even angry outbursts — from lawmakers. japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/05/ #japan #crimelegal #japanesecourts #diet #ldp #justiceministry #iwaohakamata #falseconvictions #socialmedia #tomomiinada

  2. Social media posts critical of the Justice Ministry's attitude are increasing over content of a draft bill to reform Japan's retrial system, which has drawn severe objections — and even angry outbursts — from lawmakers. japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/05/ #japan #crimelegal #japanesecourts #diet #ldp #justiceministry #iwaohakamata #falseconvictions #socialmedia #tomomiinada

  3. Social media posts critical of the Justice Ministry's attitude are increasing over content of a draft bill to reform Japan's retrial system, which has drawn severe objections — and even angry outbursts — from lawmakers. japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/05/ #japan #crimelegal #japanesecourts #diet #ldp #justiceministry #iwaohakamata #falseconvictions #socialmedia #tomomiinada

  4. Lawyers for Iwao Hakamata, who was acquitted in a retrial after being detained for 47 years and seven months, has said they plan to seek around ¥600 million in damages from the central and prefectural governments. japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/08/ #japan #crimelegal #iwaohakamata #shizuoka #falseconvictions #japanesecourts

  5. A high court ruling that acquitted a 60-year-old man in a high-profile retrial over a 1986 murder of a 15-year-old junior high school girl in the Japanese city of Fukui has been finalized — 38 years after his arrest. japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/08/ #japan #crimelegal #japanesecourts #fukui #falseconvictions

  6. A district court ordered the Shiga Prefectural Government to pay about ¥31 million in damages to a former assistant nurse who served a 12-year prison sentence before being acquitted of murdering a patient. japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/07/ #japan #crimelegal #shiga #japanesecourts #japanesepolice #falseconvictions #hospitals #nurses

  7. CW: Amanda Knox and recovery from trauma

    A long-form interview of Amanda Kox by Simon Hattenstone.

    I never followed the case much in any detail, and I must admit that I probably thought her guilty at the time. Amanda Knox as a very young woman got falsely convicted of murder, much later that judgement was overturmed, then she got re-convicted, and only in one further twist was she finally cleared. Due to the circumstances of the murder, her person became a canvas for all sorts of projections, telling us much about prevalent fantasies and nothing about her. She is now 37, a justice campaigner, and she writes books and makes programmes on her experiences.

    Simon Hattenstone has known her for much of this time. This is a thoughtful and empathetic piece about injustice, prison, the painful struggle to reclaim oneself, the slow and ever incomplete recovery from trauma. Worth reading.

    #trauma #FalseConvictions #PersonalRecovery #AmandaKnox #SimonHattenstone

    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/m

  8. CW: Amanda Knox and recovery from trauma

    A long-form interview of Amanda Kox by Simon Hattenstone.

    I never followed the case much in any detail, and I must admit that I probably thought her guilty at the time. Amanda Knox as a very young woman got falsely convicted of murder, much later that judgement was overturmed, then she got re-convicted, and only in one further twist was she finally cleared. Due to the circumstances of the murder, her person became a canvas for all sorts of projections, telling us much about prevalent fantasies and nothing about her. She is now 37, a justice campaigner, and she writes books and makes programmes on her experiences.

    Simon Hattenstone has known her for much of this time. This is a thoughtful and empathetic piece about injustice, prison, the painful struggle to reclaim oneself, the slow and ever incomplete recovery from trauma. Worth reading.

    #trauma #FalseConvictions #PersonalRecovery #AmandaKnox #SimonHattenstone

    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/m

  9. CW: Amanda Knox and recovery from trauma

    A long-form interview of Amanda Kox by Simon Hattenstone.

    I never followed the case much in any detail, and I must admit that I probably thought her guilty at the time. Amanda Knox as a very young woman got falsely convicted of murder, much later that judgement was overturmed, then she got re-convicted, and only in one further twist was she finally cleared. Due to the circumstances of the murder, her person became a canvas for all sorts of projections, telling us much about prevalent fantasies and nothing about her. She is now 37, a justice campaigner, and she writes books and makes programmes on her experiences.

    Simon Hattenstone has known her for much of this time. This is a thoughtful and empathetic piece about injustice, prison, the painful struggle to reclaim oneself, the slow and ever incomplete recovery from trauma. Worth reading.

    #trauma #FalseConvictions #PersonalRecovery #AmandaKnox #SimonHattenstone

    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/m

  10. CW: Amanda Knox and recovery from trauma

    A long-form interview of Amanda Kox by Simon Hattenstone.

    I never followed the case much in any detail, and I must admit that I probably thought her guilty at the time. Amanda Knox as a very young woman got falsely convicted of murder, much later that judgement was overturmed, then she got re-convicted, and only in one further twist was she finally cleared. Due to the circumstances of the murder, her person became a canvas for all sorts of projections, telling us much about prevalent fantasies and nothing about her. She is now 37, a justice campaigner, and she writes books and makes programmes on her experiences.

    Simon Hattenstone has known her for much of this time. This is a thoughtful and empathetic piece about injustice, prison, the painful struggle to reclaim oneself, the slow and ever incomplete recovery from trauma. Worth reading.

    #trauma #FalseConvictions #PersonalRecovery #AmandaKnox #SimonHattenstone

    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/m

  11. Iwao Hakamata, acquitted last year in his retrial over a 1966 multiple murder, has demanded that the government pay him compensation of ¥217 million for being unjustly detained for over 47 years. japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/01/ #japan #crimelegal #iwaohakamata #shizuoka #japanesecourts #falseconvictions

  12. The head of the Shizuoka District Prosecutors Office, Hideo Yamada, is expected to apologize in person to former boxer Iwao Hakamata, who was recently acquitted of a 1966 quadruple murder, over his prolonged court proceedings. japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/11/ #japan #crimelegal #shizuoka #iwaohakamata #massmurder #falseconvictions #japanesecourts #japanesepolice

  13. A 59-year-old man who served a prison sentence for the 1986 murder of a junior high school student in central Japan is set to get a retrial, during which he is expected to be found not guilty. japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/10/ #japan #crimelegal #japanesecourts #falseconvictions #fukui

  14. The chief of the Shizuoka Prefectural Police on Monday offered an apology in person to Iwao Hakamata at his home in Shizuoka Prefecture following his acquittal in a retrial over a 1966 murder case last month. japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/10/ #japan #crimelegal #iwaohakamata #hamamatsu #shizuoka #falseconvictions #japanesecourts #deathpenalty

  15. Nearly 44 years after the original trial, a Shizuoka court ruled Thursday that former pro boxer Iwao Hakamata — the world’s longest-serving death row prisoner — is not guilty of a 1966 quadruple murder charge. japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/09/ #japan #crimelegal #shizuoka #iwaohakamata #massmurder #falseconvictions #japanesecourts #japanesepolice

  16. Iwao Hakamata, who in a rare example is being retried over a 1966 murder case, will be given a verdict on Sept. 26 that could see him finally acquitted more than five decades after he was sentenced to death. japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/05/ #japan #crimelegal #shizuoka #iwaohakamata #massmurder #falseconvictions #japanesecourts #japanesepolice