Prosecutors head urges active visualization of inquiry

Prosecutors head urges active visualization of inquiry

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's Prosecutor General Kotaro Ono calls for the active use of audio and video recording of interrogations during a meeting of top prosecutors at the Justice Ministry on Sept. 25, 2014.

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