Q&A: Why the Gu Kailai trial is important

STORY HIGHLIGHTS Murder trial of Gu Kailai has ramifications far beyond case's verdict Trial comes ahead of party congress that will set China's future leadership Analyst: No one expects outcome "to be judged just on the merits of the case" Ruling class

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