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Old 07-18-08, 07:18 AM   #6 (permalink)
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Re: Texas still plans to execute killer despite U.N. order

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Originally Posted by Iriemon View Post
I'm on the fence. I guess the question is do we want other countries to permit US citizens accused of crimes to allow them to contact US consulates and have the UN Intl Nat'l court of justice have the ability to review. I'm sure if I was arrested in some podunk country I would.

What kind of review are they talking about and how would it take?
If the situation was revered and it was a bunch of Americans who raped and murdered some innocent people in some other country. I would support that country punishing those individual however they see fit regardless if they want to let them have access to a US consulate or not, especially if some of our citizens were over there illegally to begin with. If a country has a history of executing and jailing Americans for petty stuff then we can ban American travel to that country or require those going to that country to sign a enter at your own risk waiver.
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