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Tokyo prosecutors seek 2-year prison term for former Nissan director Kelly

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Greg Kelly, left, is on trial accused of financial misconduct in relation to Carlos Ghosn's compensation package. (REUTERS)
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Naoto Okamura
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September 29, 2021 09:35 AM

TOKYO -- Tokyo prosecutors are seeking a two-year prison sentence for Greg Kelly, the former Nissan director indicted alongside former Chairman Carlos Ghosn for alleged financial misconduct.

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