Monday, January 19, 2009
World Court Unanimously Rules Texas Execution Violation of International Law
ICJ rules that by not allowing diplomatic review of a Mexican national's pending execution by Mexican officials, the U.S. violated international law. The ICJ's rulings are not binding on the U.S. unless and until Congress passes pending legislation to make them so. The ICJ includes one U.S. judge.
Labels:
Courts,
Immigration,
International Relations,
Justice System
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