Yagi's case example of trials in the future

Yagi's case example of trials in the future

HIROSHIMA, Japan - A car carrying Jose Manuel Torres Yagi, 34, is driven into the premises of the Hiroshima District Court, surrounded by press corps in the western Japan city of Hiroshima on July 4.

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