More than a week has passed since the arrest of Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn in Tokyo but there is no immediate indication of when he could be released, as Japanese law stipulates no limit to the length of detention of crime suspects.Unlike Japanese suspects whom only lawyers can see in principle in most cases, diplomats are allowed access to the 64-year-old non-Japanese at the Tokyo detention center where Ghosn, who has Brazilian, French and Lebanese citizenship, is staying under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations…READ FULL ARTICLE
