Top court to hold deliberations on Peruvian man's murder conviction

Saturday 14th February, 06:32 AM JST

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BBLeo at 09:36 AM JST - 14th February

Let him rot till the end of his days. Why waisting taxpayers money.
likeitis at 12:20 PM JST - 14th February

I cannot imagine what there is to talk about really. Seems to me he is quite obviously the perp. I hope these deliberations do not allow him to see one ray of sunshine.
borscht at 05:50 PM JST - 14th February

deliberations were not sufficient. - The Supreme Court

The Hiroshima District Court ... the effectiveness of the new procedure introduced to produce speedy rulings.

Seems the Supreme court hasn't gotten the memo about speedy rulings.
presto345 at 08:22 PM JST - 14th February

Is the Supreme Court concerned about criticism from abroad? Now, the judiciary installed speedier procedures, but the SC wants to challenge that? I am baffled. The criminal, with a criminal record in Peru, first admitted to the crime and then changed his story?
JapanHusker at 10:25 PM JST - 14th February

Hang him.