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Multiple Paradoxes on "Abolishing the Death Penalty for Corrupt Officials"
Being opposed to scholars' proposal to abolish the death penalty for corrupt government officials, Zhang Guifeng argues that, before the effective settlement of three paradoxes existing in China's ineffective struggle against corruption, the death penalty remains necessary.
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