Lawyers urge state not to appeal verdict

KUMAMOTO, Japan - Mitsuhide Yahiro, representing lawyers for Kumamoto plaintiffs, speak at a news conference after the Kumamoto District Court ruled on their damages suit May 11. He urged the state not to appeal the verdict and instead take measures promptly to help the plaintiffs restore their honor.

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