In Detective Conan, you call this just an ordinary lawyer?

Why does Daio Tano find Kensuke Komikado, a lawyer, difficult to deal with?

It was because Kensuke Komikado described the entire crime process by questioning the victim, Yumi Kataoka.

Is the process of committing a crime difficult?

Not difficult.

Is it simple?

Very simple.

Moreover, Yumi Kataoka was ultimately not seriously injured.

From today's subjective perspective, it appears that Takahashi Issho's crimes are nothing special.

This could mislead the jury members into thinking that the case was a very simple one.

This could also lead to the view that prosecuting Takahashi Issho for murder is too serious and could affect the sentencing of Takahashi Issho.

Of course, it cannot be denied that what Kataoka Yumi said is true.

However, from the perspective of the law and the prosecutor's office, Takahashi Issho poses a great danger.

After quickly organizing the materials in front of him, Daiki Tano immediately responded.

Why did I conclude that Takahashi Issho violated Article 203 of the charge of attempted murder?

"That's because, based on the facts and process of the crime, Takahashi Issho's crimes were not as simple as the victims described."

Kensuke Komikado chuckled lightly: "It's not that simple?"

"Could the prosecutor explain this more clearly?"

Daio Tano: "From the perspective of a prosecutor in the Public Prosecutor's Office."

"Takahashi Issho was imprisoned for two years two years ago for assaulting Kataoka Yumi."

"At that time, Kataoka Yumi had just come of age. What Takahashi Issho did was extremely excessive. He was sentenced to two years in prison, which was not a heavy sentence."

"But what did Takahashi Issho do after his imprisonment ended?"

"According to Takahashi Issho's description at the police station, he found Kataoka Yumi's address out of revenge and jealousy, and plotted to kill her."

"And, the act of carrying it out was carried out."

"Isn't this behavior serious?"

"According to the law, there is absolutely no problem with a severe sentence."

"Of course, Attorney Komekado, you can have Takahashi Issho recant his statement on the spot."

Let him tell the chief judge that he had no plan to kill Kataoka Yumi.

He could also tell the chief judge that he did not intend to kill Kataoka Yumi during the murder.

However, based on the evidence currently held by the prosecutor's office, these two points of criminal conviction are undeniable.

"So, Takahashi Issho is now a criminal who has just been released from prison and premeditatedly wanted to kill Kataoka Yumi, a former victim. Shouldn't he be severely punished?"

Kensuke Komikado smiled and shook his head.

"Prosecutor, I have no intention of asking Takahashi Issho to change his statement, after all... this kind of thing is illegal."

"I completely agree with your statement, prosecutor."

"But from a legal and penal perspective, I do not agree."

"I only have one question for the prosecutor."

Daiki Tano had a bad feeling and frowned: "Ask away."

Kensuke Komikado: "I'd like to ask, did the prosecutor ask why, since Takahashi Issho premeditatedly intended to kill Kataoka Yumi, he didn't make adequate preparations?"

Daio Tano: "What do you mean?"

"It was premeditated. In a criminal case, there should be ample preparation. Since they've already tracked him, it means Takahashi Issei has been preparing for quite some time."

"From the perspective of where Yumi Kataoka lived..."

"There is no particularly strict security."

"If that's the case, if Takahashi Issei really wanted to kill Kataoka Yumi, why didn't he use a weapon? Why did he try to strangle her instead?"

"After all... strangling him to death is not a simple matter."

"Did the prosecutor question Takahashi Issho about this issue?"

Daiki Tano frowned again: "No."

Kensuke Komikado turned to face Ichisuke Takahashi and continued speaking.

"Then let me ask you, Mr. Takahashi Issei, why didn't you prepare a weapon for the crime, and instead tried to kill Kataoka Yumi by strangling her?"

"You could have used a knife, a hammer, or even a piece of metal; all of those methods would have been better than strangling him, wouldn't they?"

What were your initial thoughts?

Kensuke Komikado looked at Issho Takahashi, who was sitting in the defendant's seat, and waited for the other party's answer.

At this point in the trial, Takahashi Issho was fully aware of his current situation.

He was in a dangerous phase at the beginning.

But now, he is about to escape the danger of severe punishment.

Kensuke Komikado's question was actually a reminder to him.

However, he thought that if he lied or exaggerated the situation, it might affect Kensuke Komikado's defense.

After thinking for a moment, Takahashi Issho spoke the truth.

"My initial thought was to get revenge on Kataoka Yumi."

"As for how to take revenge, I didn't really think it through at first. I specifically investigated Kataoka Yumi's address, and my initial idea was to kill her."

"The reason I wasn't prepared was because I was struggling with whether or not to do it. It wasn't until the day of the incident that I hardened my heart, thought about all the things that had happened in the past, and finally chose to attack Kataoka Yumi."

"Okay, I understand your thoughts."

Kensuke Komikado reached out, interrupting Kazuo Takahashi's statement, and then turned to look at Daio Tano.

"Prosecutor, the facts are now very clear."

"Takahashi Issho had premeditated the crime."

"However, on the day of the incident, it was a crime that was 'unpremeditated.' I do not agree with the prosecutor's claim that Takahashi Issho planned and premeditated to kill Kataoka Yumi."

"Furthermore, since no one else intervened to stop Takahashi Issho from committing the crime, Takahashi Issho voluntarily abandoned the crime and should be punished in accordance with Article 43 of the Criminal Code."

"I maintain that Takahashi Ishma is innocent or should have his criminal punishment reduced or waived."

"Oh....."

Daio Tano sneered, "An act of revenge, even if judged under Article 43 for attempted murder, would still result in at least three years imprisonment!"

"How is it possible to be innocent or receive a reduced sentence?"

When Kensuke Komikado heard Daio Tano's words, a smile appeared on his lips.

"I know that if Takahashi Issho's actions were malicious revenge, he will definitely not escape criminal punishment."

"But what if it wasn't malicious?"

Daiki Tano: "What does this mean? It's not malicious, is it out of goodwill?"

Kensuke Komikado shook his head and looked up at the head referee, Hanaki Inada.

"Your Honor, I object to the prosecutor's allegation of malicious retaliation."

Inada Hanuka: "What objection?"

Kensuke Komikado: "I have evidence to prove that the conviction of Issho Takahashi for assaulting Yumi Kataoka was a fabrication by Kataoka herself!"

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As soon as Kensuke Komikado said this, everyone in the courtroom became extremely alert.

Was the original assault case a fabrication?

If this can be confirmed, not only will Takahashi Issho be exempted from punishment, but Kataoka Yumi will also be involved in defamation!

So....

Sitting in the defendant's seat was not Takahashi Issho, but Kataoka Yumi!