Tag: Legal system

• 2013.04.30 Rape Cases Reveal Institutional Problems
• 2013.04.12 China Still Global Leader in Death Penalty Use
• 2013.03.01 CCTV Pre-Execution Spectacle Polarizes Viewers
• 2012.12.07 The Path to Legal Reform Without Revolution
• 2012.11.15 Net Turns Cold and Spooky for Fatigued Netizens
• 2012.11.09 Kafka in Beijing
• 2012.10.26 Law Stops Forced Psychiatric Treatment
• 2012.10.26 Bo Xilai Case Sent to Prosecutors
• 2012.10.25 Government Accused of Obstructing Bo Xilai Defense
• 2012.10.24 After Forced Evictions, a Nightmare of Red Tape
• 2012.09.27 After Wang, Bo Xilai Awaits his Fate
• 2012.09.24 Wang Lijun Sentenced to 15 Years
• 2012.09.20 Details of the Trials of Wang Lijun
• 2012.09.05 Wang Lijun Charged
• 2012.09.03 Chen Guangcheng to Visit Taiwan Next Year
• 2012.08.20 Gu Kailai Found Guilty of Heywood Killing
• 2012.08.20 Wang Lijun Awaits Trial, Fate
• 2012.08.17 Verdict in Heywood Murder Trial Due Monday
• 2012.08.13 Hexie Farm (蟹农场)：The Inflatable Gavel
• 2012.08.08 Railroad Court Drama Looms
• 2012.08.08 Inside the Walls of a Detention Center
• 2012.08.06 Could Bo Xilai Escape Criminal Charges?
• 2012.08.05 U.K. Officials Granted Access to Gu Kailai Trial
• 2012.08.03 Date Reported for Heywood Murder Trial
• 2012.07.11 Forced Abortion Case Settled for $11,000
• 2012.07.09 Law, Stability and Sliding Reform
• 2012.06.22 Ai Weiwei Refuses to Live in Fear (Updated)
• 2012.06.20 Chen Guangcheng’s Next Steps
• 2012.06.11 Report Vows Tighter Death Penalty Procedures
• 2012.06.07 How Will The CCP Finish Off Bo Xilai?
• 2012.05.28 CCP Casts Out Former Railway Minister
• 2012.05.20 Wang Lijun To Face Treason Charges
• 2012.05.18 Court Sentences “Most Wanted Fugitive” to Life
• 2012.05.17 Gu Kailai’s French Middleman Found in Cambodia
• 2012.05.08 Court To Hear Ai Weiwei’s Lawsuit
• 2012.04.19 Ai Weiwei Hits Catch 22 in Tax Lawsuit
• 2012.03.21 Lawyers to Pledge Loyalty to CCP
• 2012.03.11 Top Judge Says More Legal Reform Needed
• 2012.03.01 Legalizing the Tools of Repression
• 2012.02.28 China May Water Down Secret Detention Law
• 2012.02.20 What Happens During “Residential Surveillance”?
• 2012.02.08 Criminal Justice Reform Moot?
• 2012.01.20 Subversion vs. Inciting Subversion
• 2012.01.12 Death Penalty Cases Rife With Evidence Flaws
• 2012.01.12 Heavy Punishment and the Ongoing Crackdown in China
• 2011.12.14 China’s Latest Legal Crackdown
• 2011.11.22 Laws on Paper vs. Law in Practice
• 2011.10.26 A Glimpse into Chinese Law-Making
• 2011.09.20 Mainland Justice Blind to Plight of the Powerless
• 2011.09.06 The Law in China: Sometimes Brutal, Sometimes Brilliant
• 2011.02.16 Can China Become An Intellectual Property Powerhouse?
• 2010.07.03 Majesty of the Law Must Outweigh Public Dissent
• 2009.11.18 Why Doesn’t Bo Xilai Publicly Back Up the Defense Attorneys Too?
• 2009.10.01 The PRC Legal System At Sixty
• 2009.09.01 Beijing Haze: Stage One: Arrest and Detention
• 2009.06.26 How China Justifies Empty Witness Chairs
• 2009.06.23 Dui Hua Human Rights Journal: Tibetan Guide’s Incitement Case Surfaces: 3-Year Sentence for Emails, Text Messages
• 2009.03.14 In an Economic Slump, Laws Take a Backseat in China’s Courts
• 2009.01.14 More Chinese Are Willing to Challenge Legal System
• 2008.12.01 Socialist Rule of Law