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Carlos Ghosn Hasn’t Seen His Wife in Months. Japan’s Prosecutors Want It That Way.

August 7, 2019BEN DOOLEYComments Off on Carlos Ghosn Hasn’t Seen His Wife in Months. Japan’s Prosecutors Want It That Way.
Prosecutors persuaded a court to deny contact between the couple, citing conspiracy concerns about Carole Ghosn and her criticism of Japan’s legal system.
Tagged Automobiles, Criminal Justice, Ghosn, Carlos, Japan, Nissan Motor Co, Renault SA, Tokyo (Japan)
BEN DOOLEY
https://www.nytimes.com/pages/world/index.html?partner=rss&emc=rss

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