The differences between the Japanese and American justice systems

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Former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn has been arrested and charged in Japan for under reporting his income. His treatment while in custody has shocked some in the west. Motoko Rich, Tokyo Bureau Chief for the New York Times, joins "Squawk Box" to explain the differences between the Japanese and United States justice systems.

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"The differences between the Japanese and American justice systems...". Here in Japan, no Guantanamo Bay detention camp, no Abu Ghraib prison, no water-boarding, no extraordinary

tarajordan
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So it's ok for regular people to be held for days, but a "man of means" should be free to go on bail? Couldn't have phrased it any worse lmao

kvnrthr
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The journalist in Tokyo is tired and should sleep.

NewBalance-puft
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Why do u want to impose ur own value? Japan is one of the safest countries in the world while in the US criminals are left free.

gomezyolo
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Well he's in Lebanon now. Japan is governed by Yakusa.

MrBlueSky