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Federal Court Re-examines Death Row Case, Focuses on Informant's Role
A federal appeals court has re-heard arguments in a Texas death row inmate's appeal, focusing intently on an informant's testimony. This legal review follows the earlier overturning of her capital murder conviction and raises significant questions about due process and fair trial standards in high-stakes cases.
Houston Attorney Represents Venezuelan First Lady in Federal Drug Trafficking, Firearms Case
A Houston attorney is representing Cilia Flores, wife of Venezuela's former president, in federal court on charges of drug trafficking and firearms possession. This high-profile case highlights the complexities of U.S. extraterritorial jurisdiction and the fundamental right to legal representation, even for international figures. The proceedings are set against a tense political backdrop between the U.S. and Venezuela, with significant implications for international law and public policy.
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