Japundit notes the case of a man who won’t be among the lucky one percent of accused who are accquited:
A man in Fukuoka, Japan who is on trial for murdering his wife’s niece during a confrontation with police has been spending his time in detention sending threatening letters to the judge.
The man, Tadashi Kawamura, 39, is due to receive a ruling on his case in the Fukuoka District Court on Thursday. During his trial he had shouted at witnesses, and he reportedly sent the letters because the case hadn’t proceeded as he expected it would.
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