Fabricated evidence case ex-lawyer in complaint
LI Zhuang, a former lawyer who was jailed for encouraging a client to fabricate evidence, has lodged a complaint with the Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP), the agency said yesterday.
Li, 51, submitted a written petition on Friday along with lawyer Wang Shihua and Gong Ganghua, the elder brother of Li's former client Gong Gangmo, according to a statement obtained by Xinhua news agency.
The statement offered no details about the complaint but said the SPP will handle Li's petition "in accordance with due procedures."
Li, then a lawyer with a Beijing law firm, was arrested in 2009. He was charged with encouraging Gong Gangmo, then a high-profile defendant in Chongqing's battle against underworld gangs, to lie about being mistreated in custody.
Li was convicted in January 2010 and released in June 2011.
Gong Gangmo was sentenced to life imprisonment for gang-related crimes in February 2010.
Li, 51, submitted a written petition on Friday along with lawyer Wang Shihua and Gong Ganghua, the elder brother of Li's former client Gong Gangmo, according to a statement obtained by Xinhua news agency.
The statement offered no details about the complaint but said the SPP will handle Li's petition "in accordance with due procedures."
Li, then a lawyer with a Beijing law firm, was arrested in 2009. He was charged with encouraging Gong Gangmo, then a high-profile defendant in Chongqing's battle against underworld gangs, to lie about being mistreated in custody.
Li was convicted in January 2010 and released in June 2011.
Gong Gangmo was sentenced to life imprisonment for gang-related crimes in February 2010.
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