Doubt non-Japanese-speaker Ghosn fooled auditors www.asiatimes.com

Ghosn’s lawyers argue that the Tokyo District Prosecutor’s Office, working with Nissan’s mostly Japanese management, willfully and knowingly denied Ghosn his constitutionally guaranteed right to due process, for the purpose of removing him from management.
At the time of his arrest, Ghosn was chairman of Nissan, chairman and CEO of Renault and chairman of Mitsubishi Motors.
Then in February, Renault reappointed Ghosn as CEO, a position he was to have held until 2022.
Thus Ghosn, whether he supported the plan or not (it is not clear) would have been tasked with implementing it.
Beyond whichNone of this makes sense in the first place because neither Ghosn nor Kelly reads, writes or speaks Japanese.