Back to 'black box'? As China tightens access to court records, legal experts fear for future of judicial transparency : vimarsana.com

China’s top court acknowledges drop in judgments shared on public database and says it will launch limited legal archives – a move lawyers and scholars say is incompatible with ‘sunshine judiciary’ principle Beijing has promoted.

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