The more China investigates corruption, the more it finds. Will the battle ever be won?


In Beijing, jittery government officials and mid-level managers have been reaching out to a small pool of seasoned criminal lawyers.

“Usually it comes after a colleague or a close associate has been rounded up, and they want to be at least able to explain things the graft fighters may find suspicious,” said a veteran criminal lawyer in Beijing, who requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.

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