Former Nissan Motor Co. boss Carlos Ghosn on Wednesday justified his daring escape from Japan last week, saying he could not expect a fair and speedy trial under the country's "inhumane" justice system."There was no way I was going to be treated fairly, no sign that I'll have a normal life for the next four or five years," said Ghosn as he unleashed a storm of criticism against Nissan and Japanese authorities about his November 2018 arrest, at a press conference in Beirut.He appeared in public for the first time since his escape to Lebanon, speaking for about an hour before taking questions…READ FULL ARTICLE
