Ex-DPJ leader Ozawa found not guilty

TOKYO, Japan - A group of lawyers serving as prosecutors in former Democratic Party of Japan leader Ichiro Ozawa's trial enter the Tokyo District Court on April 26, 2012, ahead of a ruling on charges of false political funds reporting. Ozawa, who faced the charges after an independent judicial panel of citizens determined criminal indictment was warranted, even after public prosecutors decided not to indict him, was found not guilty. (Kyodo)

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TOKYO, Japan - Former Democratic Party of Japan leader Ichiro Ozawa (far L) and a group of lawyers defending him enter the Tokyo District Court on April 26, 2012, ahead of a ruling on charges of false political funds reporting. He was found not guilty. (Kyodo)