Greg Kelly was left behind

取り残されたケリーさんが、なんか気の毒に思えてならない。　→ケリー被告「知らなかった」　元日産代表取締役 | 2019/12/31 - 共同通信 https://t.co/Gk36xpswsb

— Shoko Egawa (@amneris84) 2019年12月31日

おかわいそうに。金持ち同士ってのはえげつないね。

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The US Securities and Exchange Commission said in September that Kelly gave Ghosn “substantial assistance” to conceal more than $90m (£68m) of pay, along with a boost of more than $50m to his retirement package. Kelly paid a $100,000 penalty to settle the SEC charges, without admitting or denying guilt, and was barred as a US company director for five years.

Kelly くん保釈取消かな？

It will also heighten scrutiny of Japan’s notoriously harsh justice system, which experts say ill befits one of the world’s most advanced economies. A widely cited 99.8% conviction rate for those charged with crimes has led to criticism that judges give prosecutors too much credence, while the country still retains the death penalty for more serious crimes.

どっかの記事をコピペしてきたんだろうな。誰だ、記者は？

Jasper Jolly　ってやつかーー覚えておこう・・・てか、おれ忘れるから誰か覚えておいて！

ガーディアンにしてこの程度だからなああ。

勾留が長いのは改正すべきだと思うが、しかし、この記者、偏見だけで記事書いているだろ？

Let's put it into context.

You are less likely to end up in jail in Japan than in U.S., in China, or in England.

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