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Man guilty of defaming father whose wife, child were killed in accident

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And what was the sentence for the bureaucrat who killed the man's wife and child? Real journalism would have included that information as part of this story.

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Good. I'm glad this POS now has a criminal record.

Karma coming at you, worthless scum.

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The Tokyo District Court on Friday sentenced Junichi Yuri to one year in prison, suspended for five years,

It seems like every prison sentence handed down in Japan courts is always followed by "suspended for..."

and 29 days of detention without labor 

So, does that mean he will at least serve/has served a month in prison? It's about as clear as tonkotsu broth.

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> TrevorPeaceToday  05:43 pm JST

And what was the sentence for the bureaucrat who killed the man's wife and child? Real journalism would have included that information as part of this story.

.... after no prosecutorial acttion for a year, one of the injured's families got together a petition, so the cops had to prosecute. he consistently blamed a car malfunction even though examiners found none. eventually he got 5 years. (though I have read somewhere that leniency was being considered because of ill-health)

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TrevorPeace: the rich and powerful don't follow the laws of mankind, silly

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I hope the cops tuned him up good after his booking photo was taken.

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Throw the book at him and hand him a severe punishment. I hate slanderers!

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What defiles man is not what goes into his mouth but what goes out of his mouth. And it is the start of problems.

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If "not commenting" on social media means he can never post anything on social media, are if that agreement is part of the terms of his 5-year suspended sentence for I would not be surprised to see him in prison within five years.

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Good !!..

Deserves more prison..

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