Death Row and International Law

Renee Dopplick
Jul 08, 2011
Human Rights, International Criminal Law, International Law Blog Postings
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The Obama administration, UN officials, and foreign leaders are asking Texas Governor Rick Perry and/or the U.S. Supreme Court to stay today’s execution of a Mexican citizen on death row in Texas for a crime he committed in 1994. At issue is not his guilt or innocence, the legality of the death penalty, or whether […]

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