Death sentence appeal rejected (texas)

STAR-TELEGRAM ^ | 2September 05, 2007 | ANTHONY SPANGLER

[Dubya]

ILLEGAL????

28-year-old Honduran man

[Spktyr]

Don’t know. Don’t care.

Don’t think he’s going to be a problem or issue much longer, as soon as Old Spiky gets done with him. Next!

[Spktyr]

Should also mention - idiot doesn’t realize that Perry *can’t* commute the sentence unless the board recommends it.

Finally, I’d like to point out that this guy committed murder in Texas in 2001, and we’re executing him in 2007. Six years - beat that, all you other states.

[shankbear]

Juice this invader. He killed.....he dies. Simple math.

[doc1019]

Bye, bye Heliberto!

[taxcontrol]

Nitrogen Asphyxiation - the cleanest, cheapest, painless, most litigation free form of execution.

[doc1019]

Way to go Texas!

[EQAndyBuzz]

Yeee Hawwww!!!!!!!

Man I love it down here.

[dynachrome]

"rejected claims by Chi’s court-appointed attorney, Wes Ball, that Chi was not allowed to contact his country's consular as prescribed by the Vienna Convention on Consular Rights. That 1963 treaty was meant to allow foreigners who are arrested the right to speak with their consulates."

Will this apply to Mexican illegals who rape and murder, also?

[AuntB]

Will this apply to Mexican illegals who rape and murder, also?

Absolutely. And Mexico doesn't have a death penalty (they have enough citizens killing each other, they don't need it) and usually intervenes and gets it knocked out of the picture.

Any arrest of a Mexican requires contacting their consulate within hours, as I recall.

http://www.freelists.org/archives/ql06/01-2004/msg00008.html

He is one of 52 Mexican citizens in eight states whose convictions and death sentences are being challenged by Mexico in the International Court of Justice in The Hague. Mexico says the United States violated a treaty guaranteeing that foreigners arrested in this country have access to representatives of their government.[snip]

http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2005/07/26/news/top_stories/20_02_227_25_05.txt

[AuntB]

Will this apply to Mexican illegals who rape and murder, also?

Absolutely. And Mexico doesn't have a death penalty (they have enough citizens killing each other, they don't need it) and usually intervenes and gets it knocked out of the picture.

Any arrest of a Mexican requires contacting their consulate within hours, as I recall.

http://www.freelists.org/archives/ql06/01-2004/msg00008.html

He is one of 52 Mexican citizens in eight states whose convictions and death sentences are being challenged by Mexico in the International Court of Justice in The Hague. Mexico says the United States violated a treaty guaranteeing that foreigners arrested in this country have access to representatives of their government.[snip]

http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2005/07/26/news/top_stories/20_02_227_25_05.txt

[dynachrome]

“Absolutely.”
Good. Lot’s of problems in the Denver area with illegal criminal types. I might try going to the consulate and see if I can get a matricula ID card. Wonder if non-spanish speakers can get one?

[LibKill]

Hehe, there’s that pesky needle, again! Making things difficult for murdering scumbags.

[AuntB]

I might try going to the consulate and see if I can get a matricula ID card. Wonder if non-spanish speakers can get one?

I know several people who have them, a couple radio hosts. Terry Anderson says he got one. You don't even have to go to the consulate. There are 'welcome wagons' that put on fairs in Oregon to hand them out.

[dynachrome]

I don’t plan on using my real name. A little photoshop on a utility bill and a library card and voila, Jose Dynachrome lives!

[Lancer_N3502A]

Unfortunately they don’t “ride the lightning” anymore; they get “the juice”.

[chesty_puller]

I bet you have some stories about your first few months in Texas. Welcome!

[gjbevil]

Good for Texas. Here in Arizona, it takes over 10 years on average to kill these pieces of Sh*t. In one case, Ray Krone, because it took so long to kill him, he was able to not only get off death row, he is now walking free. If Arizona, like Texas, could have executed him in 6 years, he wouldn't have been able to wiggle his way out of prison by proving his innocence by the B.S. DNA crap. It took him 10 years to get that evidence and the slow justice system allowed him to escape his execution simply because he was innocent.

[Spktyr]

I said “Sharpy” not “Sparky”.

Besides, these days, electricity is at a premium. Who wants to waste it on trash like that???