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For these reasons the accused, each and all, are hereby discharged in accordance with the provisions of article 165 of the Code of
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Notwithstanding these facts, there is no sufficient evidence to prove that any of the accused actually committed the crime originally meditated by the,. Neither is there sufficient evidence to establish the charge that
Hirayama Iwahiko killed Li Koshoku, the Korean Minister of the Household, in front
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Miura was recalled to Japan and placed on a trial with the involved military personnel at the
Hiroshima District Court. The holding of a trial would have given the impression of the rule of law to observers including Western nations. Miura's attorney argued in defense, that killing is not murder
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