UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. Jose LOMBERA-CAMORLINGA, Defendant-Appellant

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• holding that the defendant in a proceeding has the initial burden of producing evidence showing prejudice from the violation of the Convention
• noting that “[b]y raising his claim in a pretrial suppression motion, the appellant exercised his rights under the Convention in conformity with our laws”
• holding that Article 36(1)(b) establishes an individual right
• reversing trial court’s denial of defendant’s motion to suppress evidence based on a violation of his rights under the Convention
• \[T]he defendant in a criminal proceeding has the initial burden of producing evidence showing prejudice from the violation of the Convention.\
• \[T]he defendant in a criminal proceeding has the initial burden of producing evidence showing prejudice from the violation of the Convention.\

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