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Flores v. Johnson, No. 99-40064 (5th Cir.) (210 F.3d 456) (April 20, 2000) (Per Curiam)

Loaded on June 1, 2000 published in Punch and Jurists June 05, 2000
Filed under: Punch And Jurists, Enforceable Rights/Remedies.

In this case, the defendant argued that the admitted failure to comply with the consulate notification provisions of the Vienna Convention "seriously harmed" him because he was "compelled," while in custody "to make four tape recorded statements" without an attorney, that had the consulate been informed of his rights, the ...

 

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  3. Flores v. Johnson, No. 99-40064 (5th Cir.) (210 F.3d 456) (April 20, 2000) (Per Curiam)
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