Japan court asks acquitted ex-nurse not to wear 'Innocence Project' T-shirt - The Mainichi

OTSU -- A former assistant nurse who was acquitted in a retrial after serving more than a decade in prison over the death of a patient was urged by a district court here not to wear an "Innocence Project" T-shirt during her subsequent damages suit, it has been learned.

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mrbubblesort, 10 months ago

Can't wear the t-shirt? Sure OK. Come back the next day wearing pants with the message on it.

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