Guilty verdict finalized over political flier distribution

Guilty verdict finalized over political flier distribution

TOKYO, Japan - Yosei Arakawa (C), a 62-year-old monk who received a guilty verdict from the Tokyo High Court for trespassing at a Tokyo condominium to distribute Japanese Communist Party leaflets, speaks at a news conference in Tokyo after the Supreme Court dismissed his appeal and supported the lower court's ruling to fine him 50,000 yen. (Kyodo)

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