Will Chinese Courts Refuse to Accept Suits Involving Internet Censorship?

As the Chinese Internet hurtles headlong into an uncertain future, the country’s legal system struggles to catch up. Pressed for time, the government’s reaction may be to fashion the legal equivalent of a blunt axe, rather than a finely crafted scalpel, against lawsuits filed by private citizens involving censorship on the Internet. The possible bellwether: One aggrieved netizen who calls herself “Fire Dragon Woman.”