Ghosn Gets His Day in Court

The transcript discusses a court case involving Carlos Ghosn, highlighting the differences in Japanese legal procedures, the challenges faced by his family in communicating with him, and the speculation of a coup at Nissan. It also covers the cultural and legal differences between Japan and other countries, the legal proceedings, and the impact of the case on the automotive industry.

What is the standard procedure in Japanese courts for detainees like Carlos Ghosn?

• They are kept in solitary confinement.

• They are allowed to meet their family daily.

• They are allowed to move freely.

• They are handcuffed and have a rope around their waist.

What is one of the speculated reasons for Carlos Ghosn's arrest?

• He was planning to sell Nissan.

• He was trying to form an alliance between Renault and Nissan.

• He was accused of embezzling funds.

• He was planning to retire soon.

What is highlighted as a significant difference between Japanese and Western legal systems?

• The length of court sessions.

• The use of jury trials.

• The tradition and history influencing court procedures.

• The number of judges presiding over a case.

How much time do Carlos Ghosn's lawyers have to present their case in court?

• 10 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 30 minutes

• 20 minutes

What unexpected event occurred regarding Carlos Ghosn's bail?

• He was transferred to another country.

• He was granted bail immediately.

• He was denied bail despite positive expectations.

• He was released without any conditions.