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: StandDown Texas ProjectStatements of Attorneys in the Medellin Case
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This is from Sandra Babcock, one of Jose Medellin's attorneys:Congress should act immediately to implement the Avena judgment and provide for
judicial review in the cases of other Mexican nationals who were denied consular
access. That?s the only way to convey to our neighbor Mexico and to
the world community that this execution was a severe aberration and not a new
way of doing business.
...It is important to recall that this case is not just about one Mexican national
on death row in Texas. It?s about ordinary Americans who count on the American
consulate to protect their rights when they need help in foreign countries.
It?s about the reputation of the United States as a nation that cares about the
rule of law. And it?s about the commitment we made to Mexico and our other
treaty partners when we ratified the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations and
the UN Charter...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on August 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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