
high treason
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Imperial Japanese Penal Code
Chapter 1 Crimes Against the Imperial Family
Article 73 A person who inflicts or attempts to inflict harm on the Emperor, Empress Dowager, Empress Dowager, Empress, Crown Prince, or the Crown Prince's grandchildren shall be punished by death.
第73条 天皇、太皇太后、皇太后、皇后、皇太子又ハ皇太孫ニ對シ危害ヲ加ヘ又ハ加ヘントシタル者ハ死刑ニ處ス
Chapter 1 Crimes Against the Imperial Family
Article 73 A person who inflicts or attempts to inflict harm on the Emperor, Empress Dowager, Empress Dowager, Empress, Crown Prince, or the Crown Prince's grandchildren shall be punished by death.
1. outline
Great crime (大逆罪) In the former Japanese Empire 's criminal law , it is a charges of applying the act of acting for the emperor , empress , empress, emperor, the prince, or the Emperor's Son. Disrespected was applied to other royal family members or to insult the imperial members. In 1947, the Amendment of the Criminal Code was deleted with disrespect.
2. sentence
High treason carries the unconditional death sentence without life imprisonment, and even attempted criminals were sentenced to death. It was a law where the Supreme Court (currently the Supreme Court ), rather than the third trial, made a decision directly in a single trial.
3. Band
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Band case (大逆事件) Is a generic term for the case of the case. Since the enactment of the Japanese Imperial Code, a total of four cases have occurred: Gotoku , Doranomon , Park Yeol, and Sakuradamon .
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