Ex-bureaucrat acquitted of political paper case

Ex-bureaucrat acquitted of political paper case

TOKYO, Japan - Lawyers rush from the Tokyo High Court building in Tokyo on March 29, 2010, to spread word of the court's decision to acquit a former bureaucrat of involvement in illegal political activities. The sign (R) reads ''Innocence.'' '

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