Man labeled as 'criminal' prays at the murder scene 40 years later, after being acquitted in retrial
A man wrongfully convicted of murder visits the site of the crime 40 years later to pray after being acquitted in a retrial.
The 'process of the century' returns to square one: the Vatican court annulled the conviction of Cardinal Becciu and there will be another trial
The Vatican court has annulled the conviction of Cardinal Becciu, prompting a retrial of the case that has been termed the 'process of the century.'
Precedent in the Vatican. Court Questions Pope Francis's Decision
The Vatican appeals court has ordered a retrial for Cardinal Angelo Becciu, citing significant errors in prosecutorial conduct.
"Dad, wait for me" - Family visits grave as posthumous retrial begins in Hino Town incident.
The family of Hiromu Sakihara, convicted in the Hino Town incident, visited his grave to report the Supreme Court's decision to conduct a retrial after his death.
The Vatican Court of Appeal orders a retrial of Cardinal Angelo Becciu, convicted of embezzlement
The Vatican Court of Appeal has ordered a retrial of Cardinal Angelo Becciu, citing procedural irregularities in his initial trial for embezzlement.
Becciu, trial to be redone due to 'procedural errors'. First-instance convictions annulled
The Vatican appellate court has annulled the first-instance convictions against Becciu, ordering a retrial due to procedural errors.
'Retrial Not Guilty' Lee Kwan-soo, What is the Reason for ‘Investigation Suspension’ at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission? [Goodbye Truth Commission]
The article discusses the transition from the second to the third Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Korea, reflecting on past investigations and the reasons behind the suspension of certain inquiries.
Allegations of Harassment Against Former Court President: She Considered Him 'a Nice Old Man'
A former court president in Germany faces allegations of harassment from a staff member, prompting a retrial to ascertain the facts of the case.
Court orders retrial in compensation case for newborn's death
The Czech Supreme Court has granted parents a new opportunity for compensation and acknowledgment following the death of their newborn after a delayed cesarean section.
‘1285 People Arrested’ 1986 Gun-dae Incident… First Retrial Begins After 40 Years
A South Korean court has initiated a retrial for the Gun-dae incident, a significant political crackdown from 1986, marking the first legal reconsideration of the events after four decades.
Chechen Judge Re-Sentences Zarema Musaeva to Nearly 4 Years in Prison After Retrial
A Chechen judge has sentenced Zarema Musaeva to nearly four years in prison for allegedly assaulting a prison guard after a retrial overturned her previous conviction.
Harry Maguire 'refused to pay £50k bribe' after Greek arrest as Man Utd star makes vow
Harry Maguire's conviction for assault and bribery in Greece has been upheld, and he faces a suspended sentence following a retrial.
Breaking: Former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn to remain behind bars after bail denial
Former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn's bail request was denied as he awaits retrial for the alleged murder of Carol Clay.
Harry Maguire given 15-month suspended prison sentence after retrial in Greece
Harry Maguire, a defender for England and Manchester United, has received a 15-month suspended prison sentence from a Greek court following a retrial stemming from a 2020 incident in Mykonos.
Man Utd defender Harry Maguire's retrial of assault and bribery allegations 'goes ahead'
Harry Maguire's retrial in Greece concerning allegations of assault and bribery is now underway as he seeks to overturn a previous conviction stemming from an incident during a family holiday.
Lawyers Consider Request for Retrial in Stimulant Case; Expert is Former Employee Involved in DNA Test Fraud
Japanese lawyers are contemplating a retrial request for a drug possession case after it was revealed that one of the expert witnesses involved was a former employee dismissed for misconduct in DNA testing.
First Tripartite Consultation in the 11th Re-trial Request for the Nabari Poisoned Wine Incident
The 11th retrial request for the Nabari poisoned wine incident led to its first tripartite consultation involving the Nagoya High Court, the Nagoya High Public Prosecutor's Office, and the defense team.
Greg Lynn 'cannot possibly' have fair retrial this year, lawyers argue
Greg Lynn's defense lawyers claim he cannot receive a fair retrial this year while he awaits a bail ruling in connection with the alleged murder of camper Carol Clay.
Prosecutor's comment prompts retrial for man convicted of child sex offences
A man convicted of child sex offences is set to be retried due to a significant breach of protocol by the prosecutor during the trial.
Relatives Demand Review After Father Who Died Regretfully - Hino Town Incident, Retrial Ahead
The relatives of a man who died regrettably after being wrongfully accused in the Hino Town Incident are calling for a retrial and reform of the judicial system following a landmark Supreme Court decision.
Lyon: A Commissioner Convicted for Injuring an 80-Year-Old Woman During a 'Yellow Vests' Protest is Retrialed
A police commissioner previously convicted for injuring an elderly woman during a protest in Nice is undergoing a retrial in Lyon, with support from activists calling for justice.
Unprecedented Start of Retrial, Yet Almost No Reasons Given – What Does the Supreme Court's 'Decision' Mean?
The Supreme Court of Japan has approved a retrial for a former defendant in the 40-year-old Hino Town incident, yet the decision document provides almost no reasoning for this unusual action.
Man found guilty of postmaster’s manslaughter again in retrial
Troy Maskell has been found guilty of manslaughter in the retrial of the death of 73-year-old John Burke, following a previous conviction that was quashed on appeal.
Over 7 years to conclusion, 'If the prosecution does not appeal' - Implications for the review of the retrial system
The Supreme Court's decision to recognize the start of the retrial in the Hino Town case may influence the direction of criminal procedure reforms in Japan.
It was scary: Decision document 3 cm thick, the daughter who sought retrial collapsed in tears
The Supreme Court of Japan has decided to allow a retrial for Hiroshi Sakihara, posthumously convicted of murder and robbery in the Hino Town case, leading to emotional reactions from the victim's family.
Many contradictions in the 'confession', pointed out by negative film: Hino Town case 'posthumous retrial'
The Hino Town case from 1984, regarded as the second posthumous retrial of a murder case in post-war Japan, highlights inconsistencies in the confession of the accused, Hiroshi Sakuhara, leading to new evaluations of the evidence.
"What a terrible photo" Negatives disclosed in the retrial request, lawyer stunned
A recent decision by Japan's Supreme Court has granted a retrial for a man convicted of murder in a 1984 case, following the revelation of unsettling photographic evidence during the retrial process.
The Defendant Appeared Afraid in the Interrogation Room: Contradictory Confessions Still Resulted in Life Imprisonment
The Japanese Supreme Court has approved the retrial of Hiroshi Sakuhara, convicted of murder and robbery in the 1984 Hino Town case, despite inconsistencies in his confession and his perceived fear during meetings with his lawyer.
The Bride's Father: 'I Confessed for You' - Hino Town Incident, the Door to a Posthumous Review
The Supreme Court of Japan has decided to begin a retrial in the Hino Town Incident case, where Hiroshi Sakohara was sentenced to life in prison for the murder and robbery of a liquor store owner in 1984, based on a confession he claimed he made for the sake of his daughter.
What kind of incident was the Hino Town incident and what were the decisive factors for the retrial? Five key points explained
The Hino Town incident, a murder case from 1984, is set for a retrial after new evidence surfaced, raising questions about the initial conviction and the lengthy judicial process.
Reopening of the 40-Year-Old Murder Case in Hino Town: Former Defendant Posthumously Expected to be Cleared of Charges
Japan's Supreme Court has granted a retrial for the 1984 Hino Town murder case, potentially exonerating the deceased former defendant.
Mistrial declared in case of former youth worker accused of child abuse
A mistrial has been declared in the case of Geoffrey John Guest, a former youth worker accused of historical child abuse, leading to a retrial with a new jury.
Paty Trial: 'Cartoons are not accepted by any Muslim,' claims an accused
Abdelhakim Sefrioui faces retrial for his role in the hate campaign leading to the assassination of teacher Samuel Paty, reiterating his belief that depictions of the Prophet Muhammad are universally unacceptable to Muslims.
Breaking: Accused killer Greg Lynn applies for bail
Greg Lynn, convicted in 2024 for the murder of Carol Clay, applies for bail ahead of a retrial for the murder of Russell Hill after his previous conviction was overturned due to trial irregularities.
Palestine Action activists face retrial over break-in at Israel-linked defence firm
Activists from Palestine Action are undergoing a retrial related to a break-in at a UK site of an Israel-linked defense company after previous charges resulted in mixed jury verdicts.
Defense Team Claims 'Skipped Over Hearing' in Iizuka Case; Second Re-trial Application Dismissed by High Court
The Fukuoka High Court dismissed the second re-trial application concerning the infamous Iizuka case, provoking anger from the defense team who claimed insufficient hearings were conducted.
The Hino Town Incident Murder Case from 40 Years Ago: Supreme Court to Decide on Re-trial Within the Fiscal Year
The Japanese Supreme Court is expected to decide by the end of the fiscal year whether to allow a re-trial in the 1984 Hino Town murder case, which has faced significant delays due to prosecutors contesting the re-trial.
What is the 'Iizuka Incident' from 34 years ago? Denial continues, execution two years after death penalty confirmed
The Fukuoka High Court recently denied the request for retrial in the 34-year-old Iizuka Incident, where two young girls were murdered, highlighting ongoing debates about judicial processes in Japan.
Iizuka case of the murder of two girls: Fukuoka High Court also rejects retrial request
The Fukuoka High Court has rejected a retrial request for Michitoshi Kumami, a former death row inmate, in the Iizuka case involving the murder of two young girls in 1992.
Decision on the retrial of the Iizuka incident to be made on the 16th: new testimonies in focus, death penalty already executed
The Fukuoka High Court is set to decide on the retrial of Michitoshi Kuma, a former death row inmate, in the Iizuka case involving the murders of two young girls in 1992.
The Legislative Council's Proposal: 'Should Not Be Made Law As It Is' Former Judge Speaks on Review of Retrial
A former judge critiques a legislative proposal regarding retrial systems in Japan, arguing it undermines judicial efforts and may lead to the wrongful dismissal of retrial claims.
What is the Legislative Council? What has been discussed?
The Legislative Council of Japan, in its recent session, provided recommendations regarding the review of the retrial system and discussed various legal reforms.
Prosecutor-oriented, overt 'lobbying': Review of the retrial system, the behind-the-scenes and two mountains
The article discusses the ongoing lobbying efforts by Japan's Ministry of Justice to revise the retrial system amid serious scrutiny and political challenges.
Exclusive: Jin Do ‘Reservoir Crash Wife Murder’ Retrial Declares Not Guilty After 22 Years
A retrial in the 'Jindo Reservoir Murder' case has declared the defendant not guilty after 22 years since the event, despite previous convictions.
The retrial request for the Kikuchi case begins in the Fukuoka High Court; the defense calls it 'unusually fast'
The Fukuoka High Court has commenced hearings regarding the retrial request for the Kikuchi case, with the defense expressing satisfaction over the rapid progression.
Japan Federation of Bar Associations elects Junichi Matsuda as the next president to reflect on the review of the retrial system
Junichi Matsuda has been elected as the new president of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, expressing his intention to work on reflecting the federation's opinions in the review of the retrial system.
Australian drug kingpin Tony Mokbel walks free after police informant scandal
Tony Mokbel, a notorious Australian gangster, is set to be released after prosecutors dropped a retrial following revelations that his former lawyer acted as a police informant during his trial.
Breaking: Tony Mokbel won't be retried in drug trafficking case
Prosecutors have decided not to proceed with a retrial in the long-standing drug trafficking case against Tony Mokbel, allowing him freedom after years of legal battles.
Exclusive: Re-trial Application Dismissed Without Reviewing Original Records by Judge Woo In-sung
The court dismissed a re-trial application recommended by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission for a past human rights violation incident, without securing original trial records, which raises concerns about judicial oversight.
[Updated Regularly] Review of the Re-Trial System, What Are the Latest Discussions? Summary of Key Issues and Background
Discussions surrounding the review of the re-trial system aimed at rescuing victims of wrongful convictions are intensifying, with the Ministry of Justice targeting amendments to the Criminal Procedure Act following the House of Representatives election.