After spending more than three months in a Japanese jail, the former boss of Nissan, Carlos Ghosn, has been granted bail.<br />The Tokyo District Court set bail at one billion yen - just under nine million U.S. dollars - after a request last week by Ghosn's newly appointed legal team.<br />Two previous requests for bail were rejected as the court saw him as a flight risk.<br />The conditions for Tuesday's ruling are that he remains in Japan and be closely watched for any attempts to destroy evidence.<br />The disgraced motor industry mogul has been charged with financial misconduct but has consistently denied any wrongdoing.<br />Ghosn's release is not guaranteed, however. <br />Prosecutors have appealed the ruling and could file additional charges to keep him detained. <br />
