Mexico pursues appeal to stay executions in US

[LogansPapa]

The 51st State should have exhausted all its legal avenues in the USA first.

Baja only - I want to go fishing down there again, without staying 150 miles off shore. ;)

[Lanie]

The guy may be a monster, but rights are rights. He should have been informed about the consular review.

And if the case against him is that strong, it can withstand another trial.

[jinxmchue]

Mexico and the U.N. can go F themselves.

So can the DUmp monkeys, who no doubt love this.

[FuroraCeltica]

The guy may be a monster, but rights are rights. He should have been informed about the consular review.

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Hmm. I'm sure the parents of those girls thought exactly the same thing. Yes, he may have violently sodomized and tortured their daughters to death, but what about the mans consular rights?


Some people...:mad:

[AmPat]

The guy may be a monster, but rights are rights. He should have been informed about the consular review.

And if the case against him is that strong, it can withstand another trial.

Ignorance of the Law is not a get out of jail free card. The man should have done is not brutalize little girls. I'm going out on a limb here and guessing that he knew this.

Liberals, When they're not being total idiots they are mildly amusing. Much like monkeys; funny to watch until they start their predictable pooh flinging.

[Odysseus]

The guy may be a monster, but rights are rights. He should have been informed about the consular review.
And if the case against him is that strong, it can withstand another trial.

The consular review isn't a right under US law, it's something that the International Court tried to impose un the US, and which congress rejected. Voiding his conviction would subject the families of the victims to horrendous grief, cost the taxpayers a fortune and make a few bureaucrats in the Hague feel warm and fuzzy, but it wouldn't do a thing for the enforcement of US law or the administration of justice.