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He is proof that direct action works. He brought  to light how powerful the moonies are
I'm interested in seeing what is brought up with regards to Abe's relationship with the Moonies. Three or four cabinet ministers have resigned due to undisclosed relationships with them, and many other politicians have had dodgy relationships brought to light, but there's been no public digging into Abe yet. >

Honestly, most justified assassination in years in terms of his story and Abe’s relationship to them. Really need more of a reckoning about this cia backed ‘church’ >

Not gonna say the assassination was justified, but that cult needs to get taken down. >

Hard to do when they control so much in America; media organizations like the WashingtonTimes, UPI, the company which supplies most of America with sushi, and tons of real estate. >

Are there any charts or lists showing what they own? >

I might just be overestimating how popular he was since Abe got a lot of positive press in the US, but it is kind of insane how much the public opinion of Abe dropped after he got assassinated. Probably the only time in my life a politician got iced in broad daylight and people were like "he did suck though." 100% respect it >

Oh he was widely disliked in Japan. None of my corkers cared. Some even said he deserved it. It was weird to see many outside the country had such high praise for him. >

Yeah most seemed more to care that there was a public GUN murder. It's so rare in Japan. >

And my dick shrivels when it’s cold. 
No fookin shite mate >

It does say that he was subject to mental assessment until recently. If he was diagnosed with mental illness he wouldn’t be able to be charged for murder >

Conviction rate 
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The conviction rate is 99. 3%. By only stating this high conviction rate it is often misunderstood as too high—however, this high conviction rate drops significantly when accounting for the fact that Japanese prosecutors drop roughly half the cases they are given. If measured in the same way, the United States' federal conviction rate would be 99.

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It's really interesting given how impactful the guy has been. What will a jury say? What will he say? What witness will his lawyers call?
Honestly this might be very interesting. >

Japan uses civil law they don't have juries, up the discretion of the judge or panel of judges. Well they technically do thanks to some post war American influence but extremely rare. Juries are a fairly Anglo American thing. 
Bit of a weird example but if you ever played Ace Attorney which uses Japan as the influence for the legal system there's never a jury the judge always decides.
I believe his impact on society has been interesting but the legality is a bit more simple he did commit murder in broad daylight. >

Japan don't have juries but they have six randomly chosen members serve as lay judges, "saiban-in", serve on a panel with three professional judges. A guilty verdict require a majority vote with the support of at least one professional judge, but a majority of lay judges alone can acquit by themselves. It's been used for murder trials before. >

He looks like he’s being well taken care of