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•	Prosecutors eye scales of justice
•	'Radical remarks no authority': Top political adviser
•	Villagers make bold attempts at democracy
•	Legislators, advisors call for cherishing social stability
•	China investigated 783 judges for law, discipline violation in 2010
•	Chinese courts more able to prevent ruling evasion
•	Public keep close eye on lawmakers, political advisors
•	Italian experts outline strategic role of NPC, CPPCC
•	China issues new regulations on land rehabilitation
•	China's chief justice vows to further improve court work

•	Highlights of work report of China's Supreme People's Procuratorate
•	2,723 corrupt officials investigated in 2010
•	Top judge delivers report on work of Supreme People's Court
•	China confident in euro zone economy
•	China has no timetable for yuan's full convertibility
•	Exchange rate policy not major tool to tame inflation
•	Extravagant image projects criticized
•	Govt eyes nuclear energy as oil price rises
•	Controversial cases put judges under scrutiny
•	Coal-rich province focuses on mine safety

•	Lawmakers will be targeting well-being
•	Top legislator warns of chaos unless correct path is taken
•	China's NPC session holds 2nd presidium meeting
•	Beijing warns of chaos if politically wrong
•	China to enact mental health law in 2011
•	Mediation law to further grassroots democracy
•	China to put more emphasis on law enforcement
•	Extensive public participation improve China's legislation
•	Verdict on Liu Xiaobo has sufficient legal, factual grounds
•	Rebuilding of disaster-hit areas resumes

•	China to focus on revising, improving laws
•	Growth still sought, but by new means
•	Top legislature to step up oversight work through special inquiries
•	Highlights of Wu Bangguo's work report
•	Executive chairpersons of parliamentary session's presidium hold meeting
•	Lawmakers, political advisors wish for peace in N. Africa
•	Socialist system of laws established in China
•	Top legislature annual session receives 12.5% more bills
•	Villagers' future blowing in the wind
•	How much do CPPCC meetings cost? $9 million

•	Imported dairy dominates China's market
•	8 mln more to be covered by health insurance
•	Guizhou welcomes foreign investment
•	China 'cautious' about hydropower projects on Nu River
•	Billionaire lawmaker urges legislation against shark fin trading
•	Gov't campaign against child begging
•	Finance ministry to make more information available to public
•	Scholars with fraud proposed to be punished
•	Reforms to close gaps in mental health care
•	China plans $197b on affordable housing this year

•	China spends $33.99 bln on civil affairs in 2010
•	Hunan to tackle metal invasion in Xiangjiang River
•	China's top political advisory body holds plenary meeting
•	Xinjiang Party chief still wary of 'three forces'
•	Labor crunch 'structural problem'
•	Govt to put brakes on official car use
•	Netizens support extending holiday
•	China welcomes foreign investment in programs for seniors
•	No secret trials, Internet controls in Xinjiang now
•	Xinjiang faces 'severe' challenges in maintaining social stability