Will it always be like that?

[Abs.]

In the revolving sushi case, the murder's motive was awfully close to, "He was mean to me on the internets!"

Indeed.  Watch your back, peoples.  Them's a comin'.

[xGinx]

In the revolving sushi case, the murder's motive was awfully close to, "He was mean to me on the internets!"

Indeed.  Watch your back, peoples.  Them's a comin'.

I already see it in Internet .... "A user from a DC Forum named "DCTP" killed another because he was mean to her" xD LOL

[Found]

Hmm. I wonder what media would be available when I make my dying message.

[kkslider5552000]

Does anyone know the most ridculous reason anyone has ever killed someone over in DC?

In the revolving sushi case, the murder's motive was awfully close to, "He was mean to me on the internets!"

the worst part is that I could totally see that happening too

[Abs.]

In the revolving sushi case, the murder's motive was awfully close to, "He was mean to me on the internets!"

the worst part is that I could totally see that happening too

kkslider: Knows he's the most likely candidate to die in such a fashion.

[kkslider5552000]

In the revolving sushi case, the murder's motive was awfully close to, "He was mean to me on the internets!"

the worst part is that I could totally see that happening too

kkslider: Knows he's the most likely candidate to die in such a fashion.

That would just confirm everything I've ever said.

[xGinx]

In the revolving sushi case, the murder's motive was awfully close to, "He was mean to me on the internets!"

the worst part is that I could totally see that happening too

kkslider: Knows he's the most likely candidate to die in such a fashion.

That would just confirm everything I've ever said.

We might have a real Mafia Game in the Forum 

[Dwalin]

According to Wiki, Japan has a pretty lenient system (though it does have the death penalty). Even those sentenced to life are often paroled after 15 years. Most of Conan's sympathetic murderers will probably get out in 5 years, or 3 if the crime wasn't premeditated. 5 years is hardly a merciless punishment.

It may be too late to ask this question, since a month has already passed since that discussion, but I still would like to ask:
do you think the murderers’ testimony about what the victims did to them or to their relatives would be accepted at the trial to prove there were extenuating circumstances in the motive of the murders so they could get a lesser sentence? I mean, in many episodes the only evidence about the crimes the victims committed are the words of the murderer, so wouldn’t this testimony just be discarded and the murderer get the harshest sentence? For example, in an episode where a man killed the murderer of his brother he had no evidence that the victim really did kill his brother other than his own knowledge of the fact since the victim confessed it to him before being killed.
So how these trials are supposed to end? Will the extenuating circumstances based only on the words of the murderers be admitted at the trial or not? What do you think?

[bluekaitou1412]

In the revolving sushi case, the murder's motive was awfully close to, "He was mean to me on the internets!"

the worst part is that I could totally see that happening too

kkslider: Knows he's the most likely candidate to die in such a fashion.

That would just confirm everything I've ever said.

We might have a real Mafia Game in the Forum 

That'd be cool. MOTIVES MOTIVES MOTIVES

[scineram]

So how these trials are supposed to end? Will the extenuating circumstances based only on the words of the murderers be admitted at the trial or not? What do you think?

As far as Conan goes the cases end after what is shown. If I thought about what would happen after that I couldn't watch the series.