Ruling on mandatory indictment case

Ruling on mandatory indictment case

NAHA, Japan - Photo taken March 14, 2012, shows a courtroom of the Naha District Court in Naha, Okinawa Prefecture, where a 60-year-old president of an investment company was acquitted of fraud charges by the court, in the first ever ruling on a case of mandatory indictment by court-appointed lawyers. (Pool photo)

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