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Treatment of Aliens
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- ICCPR Article 13 expressly addresses expulsion of which category?
- Under ICCPR Article 9, is protection against arbitrary detention confined to citizens?
- Under VCCR Article 36(1)(b), when must the receiving State notify the sending State's consular post of a national's det…
- A foreign defendant cannot understand or speak the language used in a criminal court. The State Party denies an interpr…
- An alien lawfully present faces expulsion. No compelling national-security reasons are invoked. Authorities refuse any …
- A State Party detains a foreign visitor on a criminal charge. Officials argue that local law authorizes detention, so n…
- An alien lawfully present is ordered expelled by a competent authority. The State asserts that Article 13 permits remov…
- Explain Article 13's protection for an alien lawfully present, preserving both its safeguards and its national-security…
- A State argues that foreigners charged with crimes lack interpreter rights and protection from arbitrary detention. Eva…
- A detained foreign national requests notification of the appropriate consular post. Explain the Article 36 duty and why…
- Under ICCPR Article 14(2), is a foreign criminal defendant included in the right to be presumed innocent until proved g…
- Which Article 12(1) status is relevant to internal movement and choice of residence for a foreign national?