With a ruling in the retrial of a high-profile 1966 quadruple murder case in Japan set to be given Thursday, calls are growing to revise the country's legal system to more swiftly right wrongful convictions.Hideko Hakamata, who is hoping her brother Iwao Hakamata, 88, will be formally acquitted a decade after being released from incarceration due to doubts over the safety of his conviction, demanded the retrial system be reformed."It's not just about saving Iwao," the 91-year-old told a press conference in July. "As we fought over my brother's case, I came to feel that the legal process wou…READ FULL ARTICLE
