Lawmaker Suzuki loses seat in parliament

Lawmaker Suzuki loses seat in parliament

TOKYO, Japan - Muneo Suzuki, a seasoned House of Representatives lawmaker, speaks to reporters in Obihiro, Hokkaido on Sept. 16, 2010, after the Supreme Court turned down his complaint over its recent decision to reject his appeal against his conviction on four counts including bribery. Suzuki has lost his seat in parliament following the court decision.

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