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The first small court of the Supreme Court (Justice Atsushi Yamaguchi) was chosen for illegally paying activists aboard the Hiroshima constituency, which was first elected by Senator Kawai, who was elected in July last year. The decision was made to dismiss the appeal of the public secretary, Hiroshi Tatemichi (55), who was accused of violating the law (acquisition). 25th date. The decisions of the first and second trials will be finalized with one year in prison and a five-year stay of execution.
Defendant in the Kawai case
◆ “Organized campaign manager” subject to the joint system
The prosecution has accused the defendant of being an “organized campaign manager” subject to a joint system. If a permanent defendant is determined to be subject to a joint system in an administrative lawsuit filed by the Hiroshima Senior Prosecutor’s Office during the year, Senator Kuri will be invalidated and lose his job regardless of the outcome of his trial in District Court from Tokyo.
According to the rulings of the first and second trials of the defendant standing, in July last year, he gave a total of 2.04 million yen to 14 athletes on board as the person in charge of the tour, and paid a daily allowance of 15,000 yen, which exceeds the legal upper limit.
The defense requested a fine that would not be subject to the collusion system, saying that “the defendant has no authority to determine the amount of compensation and continues to be an assistant.”
The Hiroshima District Prosecutor’s Office formally indicted Tatemichi in March this year. He was subject to a “100-day trial” with the goal of a trial within 100 days of the indictment.
◆ Senator Kuri’s decision is expected to begin in the new year
Representative Kuri’s trial is expected to conclude at the beginning of the year after the prosecution’s ruling on December 15 and the defense’s final argument on December 23. The trial of her husband’s law abiding former defendant (57) = Hiroshima District 3 of the House of Representatives = continues to be challenged by local legislators and witnesses.
