Man wrongly convicted seeks 100 mil. yen in damages

Man wrongly convicted seeks 100 mil. yen in damages

TOYAMA, Japan - Hiroshi Yanagihara, 41, who was cleared of charges of rape and attempted rape in a retrial in 2007, attends a press conference in Toyama on May 14 after filing a lawsuit seeking about 100 million yen in damages from authorities under the 1947 state redress law. (Kyodo)

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