Contributors
Box Number
1
Collection
Statements
Statement of Murata
By
Sadayoshi Murata
About
Amakazu
AMAKAZU Case
Statement of Murata - 6 January 1947 (420)
Murata states that this case decided in 1923, decided that a subordinate could be convicted for carrying out an illegal order.
Statement of Itezona
By
Tatsuo Itezono
About
Amakazu
Statement of Itezona
According to Itezona, the case held that a subordinate could not be held for the killing when done under a superior order.
Interrogation of Oki
By
Ginzaburo Oki
About
Amakazu
Interrogation of Oki
If an inhumane order is carried out by a subordinate, said subordinate is exonerated.
Note
Note: Complete reference to this case - it does hold that the subordinates who were ordered to commit an unlawful act could not be found guilty of the criminal intent necessary to sustain conviction.