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Supreme Court Reports Six Staff Misconduct Cases

05-06 18:29 Caijing

Full article in Chinese: http://www.caijing.com.cn/2009-05-06/110160963.html
» China Supreme People's Court on May 6 reported six staff misconduct cases.
» Of the six cases, the most serious is the corruption allegation against Huang Songyou, former vice-president of the court, who was detained by the party's disciplinary agency last October.
» In April, Chinese courts at all levels have punished a total of 85 staff members for misconduct.
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