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Death penalty remark retracted.

Asia Africa Intelligence Wire

| November 02, 2005 | COPYRIGHT 2003 Financial Times Ltd. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

(From International Herald Tribune (Herald Asahi))

The Asahi Shimbun After causing a commotion during his first day on the job, Justice Minister Seiken Sugiura on Tuesday retracted a comment indicating he would not allow death sentences to be carried out

``The comment was an expression of my feelings as an individual and was not made in relation to the duties and responsibilities of a justice minister who must oversee the legal system,'' Sugiura said in a statement Tuesday. ``I would like to correct my statement because I would regret any misunderstandings I might have caused by the remark.'' As justice minister, Sugiura's signature is needed on documents …

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