Attorney opposed to Miura's transfer to California

Attorney opposed to Miura's transfer to California

SAIPAN, Northern Mariana Islands - Bruce Berline, chief attorney for Japanese businessman Kazuyoshi Miura, speaks to reporters in Saipan on March 2. Berline expressed opposition to the transfer of Miura to California, arguing that such a move would expose his client to double jeopardy. Miura was acquitted in Japan of murdering his wife in Los Angeles in 1981. (Kyodo)

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