In Japan, a court in Wakayama recently formally sentenced 25-year-old Ryuji Kimura to 10 years in prison after he was found guilty of attempting to kill Japan’s prime minister, Fumio Kishida, two years ago. The defendant violated Japanese law by throwing a homemade bomb into a room in April 2023. Kishida, who was about to speak to political supporters, was nearly killed by the device when he tried to launch it inside. This shocking event shocked Japan, as such violent crimes are exceedingly rare, yet such events are oftenxCited to underline the justice and deterrence provided by the law.
The trial was booming due to several factors. First, this was the first time a political figure was killed within hours of some rough shooting that involved a self-produced explosive device. A previous submission by a扰led man had killed Abe, Japan’s former prime minister, just two months earlier. Abe’s security had been fluid, and the initials of the similar attack suggested that the defendant may have orchestrated a special mission for Abe’s겤.
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