Nissan CEO Ghosn To Remain In Jail Until End Of The Year

When Japanese authorities arrested former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn on November 19, prosecutors asked for the maximum detention time of 10 days.

After the initial period expired, prosecutors asked for a 10-day extension. As a result, the executive’s release was expected to take place on December 10. That might not happen, though, as a new report from Japan claims Ghosn’s detention will be extended until the end of the year.

PUGPROUD - 12/4/2018 3:49:21 PM

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You can go now. Not so fast. Under Japanese law you can be retained, rearrested and continuously interrogated without legal representation. Sounds like the beatings will stop when you finally confess.

MDarringer - 12/4/2018 7:59:42 PM

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I love it.

skytop - 12/5/2018 2:37:13 PM

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This Ghosn rots in jail for stealing cash but Hillery Rotten Clinton commits treason, felonies, perjury to Congress, mulitp millon dollar theft and more and is now running around preparing to run for president.
Now tell me how there is any justice in America.