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Image copyright AFP Image caption Carlos Ghosn's court appearance has been headline news in Japan, including on public TV screens Former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn could be in jail for another six months, his lawyer says. On Tuesday, Mr Ghosn appeared in court for the first time since his shock arrest in Japan in November last year. Accused of financial misconduct, Mr Ghosn, 64, was once hailed as the man who saved Nissan. He was led into court in handcuffs with a rope around his waist. Mr Ghosn, a towering figure of the car industry, also looked visibly thinner.
Image copyright Getty Images Image caption A crowd of reporters waited outside the court in Tokyo on Tuesday His initial arrest shocked the industry and his lengthy detention has drawn some criticism. But a judge said incarcerating Mr Ghosn was justified to prevent possible evidence-tampering and the risk that he might flee. What are the accusations?
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Mr Ghosn, who was hailed as the man who saved Nissan by building alliance with Renault, has been, including under-reporting his pay package and personal use of company assets. The 64-year-old executive is accused of moving personal investment losses worth 1.85bn yen (£13.3m; $17m) racked up on foreign exchange dealings to Nissan.
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