The Party Newspaper Claims That China Has More Than 4000 Corrupt Corrupt Officials, &Nbsp, And Nearly 100 Million Yuan Each.

People's Daily reported that Lai Changxing had "no death gold medal" or was facing life imprisonment.

According to the data from the research group of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences "China's major measures to punish and prevent corruption," more than 4000 officials in China are now at large.

The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection said that in the past 30 years, flight has been running away.

Us, Canada and other state-owned "corrupt officials Street" in China

Judging from the composition of the flight personnel, the number of senior and senior cadres, especially the cadres at the departmental level, has gradually increased.

Most of the corrupt officials who fled in the past were low ranking officials. In recent years, leading cadres of higher rank have gradually increased, such as the former general manager of the state electric power company, the high official of the ministerial level, and Liu Guisu, former director of the finance and taxation department of Hainan Province.

From the occupational distribution of escaping personnel, the head of the financial system and the head of state-owned enterprises, especially the heads of large and medium-sized state-owned enterprises, account for a large proportion.

According to statistics from those concerned, these people account for more than 70% of the total number of those who have fled.

The anti-corruption experts said that the "happy land" of corrupt officials who fled the country with high value and high official positions tended to focus on

Lai Changxing's repatriation is symbolic.

At the beginning of 2010, the 17 departments of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, the Ministry of supervision and the Central Committee, the Ministry of public security, the Ministry of justice and the Ministry of foreign affairs established a joint inter ministerial meeting system to prevent the violation of discipline and public officials from escaping from work, thus forming a joint effort to combat corruption and build a clean government.

China University of Political Science and Law professor Mo Shijian said recently that Lai Chang Xing case was involved in the case.

Lai Changxing was repatriated with symbolic influence.

This will not only declare that those escaping economic offenders can not escape justice even if they are equipped with "political prisoners", and the fate of Lai is still repatriated for more than 10 years, which is to tell those corrupt officials who are preparing to escape.

China has promised not to sentence Lai Changxing to death.

In July 23rd, Lai Changxing, the principal criminal of the Xiamen Yuanhua group smuggling case, was sent back to the country.

From the obscure rural youth to the business tycoons of Fujia and then to the smugglers who fled overseas.

12 years later, Lai Changxing was once again in the public eye.

Penalties for life imprisonment

Lin Xin, an international criminal law professor of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, recently interviewed that Lai Changxing must apply the criminal legal system of China after the repatriation. He may face more than eighty-seventh years' imprisonment. According to the provisions of the fourth paragraph of the criminal procedure law on limitation of action, "the maximum statutory sentence is life imprisonment and death penalty, and no longer prosecuted after twenty years."

Therefore, "Xiamen Yuanhua smuggling case" should also be in the prosecution period, before the interruption of criminal proceedings with Lai Changxing.

Qu Xinjiu, a professor at the school of criminal justice of China University of Political Science and Law, said that the criminal law amendment (eight), which began in May 1st this year, has abolished the death penalty for 13 economic crimes. 4 of the 7 death penalty charges have been abolished, including the crime of smuggling ordinary goods.

Whether it is a crime of bribery or smuggling of ordinary goods, the highest penalty for these two counts is life imprisonment, so Lai Changxing can not be sentenced to death, at most is life imprisonment.

On February 13, 2007, deputy secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, Gan Yisheng, told a news conference that Lai Changxing was a criminal fugitive wanted by Interpol.

Our country has promised not to sentence Lai Changxing to death, including not to punish him for immediate execution and suspension of execution. This law is very clear.

In March 13, 2007, when Ni Shouming, a spokesman for the Supreme People's court, visited Xinhua, he said that the promise not to sentence Lai Changxing to death is a necessary condition for international cooperation to arrest Lai Changxing. This practice has nothing to do with the fairness of the judiciary.

The spokesman said that China's repatriation of Lai Changxing from Canada will face two options: to make a commitment to repatriate, or to refuse to commit itself and to give up repatriation.

As to whether Lai Changxing will be ill treated after coming back, he explained that China ratified the International Convention against torture in 1988 and solemnly promised to ban all forms of torture.

Gan Yisheng emphasized that Lai Changxing would be sentenced to death and ill treatment after returning to China without any basis.