hakamada造句

• After Kumamoto's statement, a campaign to retry Hakamada gained momentum.
• Hakamada is the sixth Japanese death row inmate to be granted a retrial.
• They petitioned the Minister of Justice to introduce a moratorium on the execution of Hakamada.
• Like most death row inmates, Hakamada was placed in solitary confinement throughout his prison stay.
• He stated that he had doubted the authenticity of the confession and believed Hakamada to be innocent.
• He also asserted that former presidential candidate Irina Hakamada warned Politkovskaya about threats to her life coming from Putin.
• The Shizuoka District Court discounted part of Hakamada's confession and chided the police for their interrogation tactics.
• The documentary film contrasts the lives of Hakamada and Kumamoto, focusing on Hakamada's interrogation and trial.
• The documentary film contrasts the lives of Hakamada and Kumamoto, focusing on Hakamada's interrogation and trial.
• On March 27, 2014, Hakamada was released from prison and granted a retrial by the Shizuoka District Court.
• According to a family member, Hakamada's mental health has badly deteriorated due to years in solitary confinement.
• But, on September 11, 1968, the three-judge panel found Hakamada guilty and sentenced him to death.
• Hakamada was admitted to a Tokyo hospital the day after his release to be treated for a possible case of diabetes.
• Kyodo news agency said Sunday 194 mink whales and 39 sei whales were caught, but Hakamada refused to confirm those figures.
• It was adapted into a live-action movie in 2004 featuring Yoshihiko Hakamada, Takeshi Yoshioka, and Hakuryu as main actors.
• Amnesty International remarked, " Time is running out for Hakamada to receive the fair trial he was denied more than four decades ago.
• "Yeltsin can't afford to become isolated at home, " said Aoyama Gakuin University professor and Russia expert Shigeki Hakamada.
• On March 10, 2011, " Guinness World Records " certified Hakamada as the world s longest-held death row inmate.
• In March 2007, Norimichi Kumamoto, one of the three judges who had originally convicted Hakamada, came out in support of Hakamada's innocence.
• In March 2007, Norimichi Kumamoto, one of the three judges who had originally convicted Hakamada, came out in support of Hakamada's innocence.