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: StandDown Texas ProjectJurist Commentary on Medellin
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Bryan McCann has commentary on Jurist, "Medellin death penalty case exposes hollow Texas brand of gunslinger politics."If Texas gets its way, Joe Medellin
will be the second of the five men sentenced to death for the Ertman
and Pena murders to be executed. However, his pending execution date of
August 5 has become a topic of considerable international controversy.
Though Derrick O?Brien,
who was executed in 2006 for the crimes, was a native of Texas, Joe
Medellin is a Mexican national. He was denied access to a Mexican
consulate for legal assistance during his original trial. This flagrant
affront to international law enshrined in the Vienna Convention on
Consular Relations prompted the International Court of Justice to issue
a 2004 order to stay Medellin's execution...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on July 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
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