Former top aide of Hatoyama questioned about false funds reports

Saturday 17th October, 06:20 AM JST

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sensei258 at 07:45 AM JST - 17th October

"the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office is expected to decide by the end of the year whether to pursue the case in court" - why bother? You'd only give a suspended sentence anyway.
ANOTSUSAGAMI at 06:40 PM JST - 17th October

Because they're angling to get Hatoyama to resign to take responsibility. Why? That's just what they do. He'll be gone next year.
betterdays at 09:52 AM JST - 18th October

****THese skeletons have a funny tendency of creeping out of the cupboard
mnemosyne23 at 03:04 AM JST - 20th October

I've lost track of how many Prime Ministers Japan's had in the last five years. If Hatoyama DID end up leaving next year, would that be a record?