A British businessman and his American wife stand trial at this court in Shanghai.<br/> <br />Their son arrives to hear the charges against them of illegally trafficking personal information.<br/> <br />Peter Humphrey has previously apologised on state television for breaking any Chinese law.<br/> <br />The couple ran a risk consultancy firm in China, helping foreign companies navigate the country's notoriously corrupt corporate system.<br/> <br />They were investigating allegations that British drugs giant GlaxoSmithKline was paying huge bribes to doctors and health officials to boost sales and raise prices.<br/> <br />At the start of the trial prosecutors accused them of obtaining more then 200 items of private data and reselling it to foreign corporations, including GaxoSmithKline.<br/> <br />Their arrest came shortly after Humphrey delivered his report to GSK.<br/> <br />Humphrey will almost certainly be found guilty by China's communist party controlled court system. The charge that carries a maximum sentence of th
