Tokyo High Court grants retrial to Nepalese man

TOKYO, Japan - Radha Mainali (R) shakes hands with Hiroshi Kamiyama, chief defense lawyer for her husband -- Govinda Prasad Mainali -- at the Japan Federation of Bar Associations hall in Tokyo on June 7, 2012. The Tokyo High Court decided earlier in the day to reopen a high-profile murder case in which her husband was sentenced to life imprisonment for killing a Japanese woman in 1997 in Tokyo.

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