Fifth Circuit· 4/10/1996

Faulder v. Johnson

Citations

81 F.3d 515
1996 WL 169616

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concluding that treaty \violation . . . does not merit reversal\ because petitioner failed to demonstrate prejudice
stating that the court \in no way approve[s] of [the state's] failure to advise\ the defendant of his Convention rights
reaching merits and acknowledging that Canadian detainee had not \been advised of his rights under the Convention\
finding no prejudice because “the evidence that would have been obtained by the [foreign] authorities is merely the same as or cumulative of evidence defense counsel had or could have obtained”
Canadian government’s failure to obtain case-related information for an arrested foreign national, as required by the Convention, did not require reversal since the information was the same as that which defense counsel could have obtained

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Judges: Jones, Duhé, Wiener

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