There are also people like me who are troubled by slander and slander, as well as the dilemma of the suspect not being arrested, the horror, regret, etc., and I feel that there are all kinds of feelings. "I want to eliminate the slander itself," I wanted to consult with the police. I sincerely hope that I will be able to suppress it in the future"!
On July 7, artist Shoko Nakagawa (36) made a defamatory comment on herself on the Internet forum "5channel", commenting on the fact that a man in his 20s living in Tokyo was sent to the procuratorate on suspicion of insults and threats.
According to the report, "the content of the writing is 'suicide', 'pour sulfuric acid on you', etc., there are many other slanders, and there are even pre-homicide notices, which have made me feel a sense of terror that even thinks of life danger." "It is said that because the slanderous writing escalated, it ran into the police.
As Nakagawa said, it is difficult to arrest at this time for insults such as slander and slander. Therefore, today, with the increasing number of disputes on the Internet, the harsh punishment of criminal law such as the introduction of prison sentences for insults is being discussed, and the number of cases in which the perpetrators are identified and legal measures are being taken in consultation with the police is increasing. As a whole, can such treatment be an inhibitor of slander and slander?
■ Stopping slander is not simple
Lawyer Ito, who is well aware of dispute cases on the Internet, said it.
"If you consult with the police, you will be resentful and will lead to more serious slander and slander, although there is such a doubt, but in fact, in the stage of the police investigation, in order not to slander the perpetrator, the perpetrator will repeatedly slander and slander many people, in the anonymity of the Network, they think that writing anything can be forgiven." Therefore, they wrote in a state that they could not calmly judge because there were many things, so they were called by the police to notice the seriousness of the matter, and in most cases they would stop slandering and slandering."
But, Lawyer Ito said, police operations like this one are rare.
"Due to the frequent defamation and slander incidents on the Internet, the police cannot respond, and there are not many cases where the police search for it as a case. In this incident, the police were dispatched because the contributor made remarks suggesting murder, not only insulting but also intimidating, in addition, the victim is a celebrity like Miss Nakagawa, which I think is very important."
Last May, female wrestler Hana Kimura (aged 22) killed herself after slandering her wounds. With the popularity of social networks, slander and slander against ordinary people are also increasing, but the status quo is not so simple that the police will go out. Therefore, although the sender is frequently disclosed to the sender through a lawyer to request a malicious sender, the victim's time and money burden is not light.
Examples such as Nakagawa, who plucked up the courage to speak out loud, are rare, and there are not a few people who suffer from slander and slander behind their backs.