A corruption trial is scheduled to take place from September 16 to 28. Former Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn is expected to be judged in absentia. He is currently residing in Lebanon.
Details about the trial are limited, but it is known that Ghosn is still at large. The trial will proceed without his physical presence.
Further information about the case and trial proceedings can be found through other sources, as details are not fully available here.
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