Former lawyer Li

BEIJING, China - Former lawyer Li Zhuang is interviewed in Beijing on March 17, 2012. He served a prison term for fabricating evidence in connection with the anti-organized crime drive of Bo Xilai, who was sacked as head of China's Chongqing municipality earlier in the month.

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