Lebanon is unlikely to hand over Carlos Ghosn to Japan after the former Nissan Motor Co. chairman jumped bail and left Tokyo where he was facing trial for alleged financial misconduct, the Lebanese acting justice minister said Friday."In the absence of any agreement with Japan in matters related to extradition, then the sovereign context that governs the situation is executed," said Albert Serhan after Ghosn fled to Lebanon to escape what he claimed is a "rigged" Japanese justice system.Serhan also said in a telephone interview with Kyodo News that 65-year-old Ghosn has the "right to be tri…READ FULL ARTICLE
