DPJ lawmaker says she has 'moral' responsible for arrests

DPJ lawmaker says she has 'moral' responsible for arrests

EBETSU, Japan - Chiyomi Kobayashi, a Democratic Party of Japan lower house member, speaks to reporters in Ebetsu, Hokkaido, on March 6, 2010. The ruling party lawmaker, under fire over four arrests in connection with illegal donations for her election campaign, said she has a moral responsibility in the cases but denied any intention of stepping down any time soon. (Kyodo)

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