The Sendai High Court overturned a 23-year prison sentence for a Pakistani national accused of strangling the president of a construction company, finding that “the interrogation involved excessive paraphrasing”, claiming the defendant had “confessed” to the crime when he had not actually done so.

The Sendai High Court overturned a 23-year prison sentence for a Pakistani national accused of strangling the president of a construction company, finding that “the interrogation involved excessive paraphrasing”, claiming the defendant had “confessed” to the crime when he had not actually done so.

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