Ghosn Says He Escaped Due to `Impossibility' of Fair Trial

The transcript discusses the speaker's experience of being presumed guilty and coerced into confessions by a justice system with a high conviction rate. It highlights the role of individuals at Nissan and law firms in this ordeal, leading to the speaker fleeing due to injustice and persecution. The speaker criticizes the justice system's focus on conviction rates over truth and fairness, calling for accountability and noting the negative impact on Japan's global reputation.

What does the speaker claim about the justice system's objective?

• To uphold the law

• To coerce confessions

• To protect the innocent

• To ensure fair trials

Why did the speaker decide to flee?

• To avoid a lengthy trial

• To escape political persecution

• To seek asylum in another country

• To protect their business interests

What does the speaker suggest about the conviction rate for foreigners?

• It is lower than for locals

• It is not recorded

• It is the same as for locals

• It is higher than for locals

According to the speaker, what should the legitimacy of a justice system be based on?

• Its conviction rate

• The length of trials

• The number of cases it handles

• Its search for truth and fairness

Who does the speaker hold responsible for damaging Japan's reputation?

• International organizations

• The general public

• Vindictive individuals in government and corporations

• The media