Overview
- Hakamada spent 46 years on death row before his 2014 release due to potential evidence tampering.
- Prosecutors argue his guilt is proven beyond reasonable doubt, while defense seeks acquittal.
- The retrial follows a Supreme Court decision mandating reconsideration of earlier rulings.
- Hakamada's prolonged detention and solitary confinement have significantly impacted his mental health.
- Public and political support for Hakamada has grown, with national lawmakers advocating for his case.