BEIJING (Reuters) - China will start blacklisting and punishing officials who interfere in judicial investigations and trials, state media said on Friday, as the country hastens efforts to boost the rule of law.
The ruling Communist Party unveiled broad legal reforms last year to make it tougher for officials to exert control over the judiciary.
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