Can someone get humanitarian parole into the country, due to a death in the family?
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Go to www.gowda.com or call (248) 932-0630 ... This is an immigration law firm. Mr. Amarnath Gowda and his associates will have the answers you need or can direct you to someone who does..
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Yes the US Marshalls would do the extradiction. They need the DOS or Immigration asistance to parole the person into the U.S. for prosecution.\n\nAs far as from Cambodia-depends on the international agreement between the U.S. Cambodia. If there is no extradiciton treaty-then no.  If there is one in place-then yes.\n\nYou can go on the Dept of State website or call them to find out if there is a treaty in place...
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The end of apartheid also led to the end of the death penalty.. \n\nAs for trials in different times/countries simply different laws. Theoretically a person sentenced to death before the removal could be its then down to human rites groups to get him off.
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It will depend on the position she is seeking and her security clearance level.   However, if she is not a spouse of the person who did time, it shouldn't be a conflict in any way.    They are justifiably nervous about allowing spouses into prisons, even those doing volunteer work, but if the person is out, off parole and not in trouble now, it shouldn't affect her ability to obtain employment with the State.
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only when someone dies
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He can't be out until the 18 year tariff is up. When someone is sentenced to life they are set a "tariff", in this case 18 years, and they can not apply for parole until then and there is no guarantee that it will be granted.  He will be eligible for parole in 2009. \nThe only way to find out if he has been released in to contact the Victim Liaison Unit which is run by the Probation Service. You can not get this information any other way as it will go against the Data Protection Act. If you are not a victim of this murder (e.g. family or friends or witness) you will be unable to get this information. \nSorry if this doesn't help but with all this Human Rights stuff the information is incredibly difficult to get.
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In the sense that you are asking, no.  That would be considered murder, and the official ordering the execution can/will be brought up on charges and tried by courts martial.\n\nHowever, if a soldier commits a crime that is punishable by death under the Uniformed Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), then that person can be sentenced to death.  Such crimes include rape, murder, and desertion during time of war.  The convict will be transferred to a military prison and the case will go, automatically, to an military appeals court.  If the appeal is denied, the convict has the right to appeal the appeal. (sounds like the civilian court system, doesn't it)
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How is it an easy way out?  Put yourself in the shoes of someone whose very close family member was murdered.  Would you want all the taxpayers in the U.S. to have the burden of keeping that person alive and healthy for however long they live?
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Absolutely can a conviction be achieved without the victim present.  If he has a prior record there is a very slim chance he will be aquited, hire a good lawyer.  This might sound disheartening but keep hope.  I would start making plans to make life for my son better while behind bars for a while.  Write letters ALOT nothing is better than remembering there is a whole beautiful world outside of those walls.  Anything will do. Mail food, jokes, and news about the family.  Good luck and God Bless.
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contact an emigration attorney in america and then a legal attache at the state dept not the a$$e$ at the local counselette and try talking to the redcross they can help you get over on the gov if they want
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You sound a lot like my brother...are you?  Seriously ditch town.  My brother didn't and now he is behind bars for a good 4 more years. and that is for the first crime he already served, just for violation of parole....he was out on good behavior. He has problems and issues, but he is my brother and will not judge him, love him.   Since Australia started out as a penal colony I do not see why they wouldn't take you and yes you can permanently leave the United States, but you need to obtain  citizenship, France is where you should go it requires you to give up on your US citizenship and think all other countries do too.  Back to my brother he is telling me all the things he wants to do with his life when he gets out...well saying and doing are two different things and with a criminal record it won't be easy to get on with your life it sucks but that is our society. But I'd leave town and start anew, and just be honest with people close to you so your past doesn't catch up with you.
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Sometime there is, it is called 'Statute of Limitations'.  Not sure about law as it applies to refugee's though.
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My brother works for the prison system and he said they WILL go to jail in the U.S. but eventually be deported to their country of origin. I don't know if they will be sent to another jail there or simply sent back.... sorry.
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I can understand how one tragedy can lead to another. She may be ready to be a responsible parent but, the children may have already suffered irreversible harm especially the son who was beaten brutally. The state and the courts have a responsibliity to protect those children even when a parent is unable to. The courts and social services try to do everything they can to keep the family intact whenever possible. I don't know if there is anything she can do at this point. If she is not currently seeing her children, she can apply for visitation and the courts will decide the outcome. If they refuse visitation that will pretty much tell her that she has no chance to get them back.
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Would have to check the Geneva Convention. Alot of countries have not signed it therefore don't follow it. I believe if they behead you then we behead them.EYE 4 AN EYE
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The Mexican and US authorities cooperate and the US authorities put you in jail.  Mexico then applies for extradition so that you can face trial in Mexico.  There's a pretty good chance that extradition would be granted.  You would be shipped to Mexico, tried and jailed.  You don't have to fear the death penalty, though.  Like almost all nations on the earth except the US and China, Mexico has no death penalty.
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Violence isn't the  answer, changing the system is.  You need to include the physical address, email address, or the fax# for the Board of Pardons and Parole, for the Utah Prison System.\n\n  That is where You would like People to voice Their outrage.  So that when People read this story, GOD Bless those who take the time, can write and send Their objections to the  possibility of this Person being paroled after such a short period of time.  That is what You are wanting, You are asking for support, in wanting this Person to pay a higher price, for what He has done.  For the devastation, He has committed. \n\nJustice for Darius, (Buddha). \n\nAlso, there are already laws on the books, for harm caused by a Motor Vehicle, serious harm/and or Death.  Most People are probably not aware of what the Laws are until it happens to them.  It used to be that if a Person were to be killed by an Motor Vehicle, it  was only considered to be an Accident.  Now there are laws in place that Better protect the Public.  That is another area that You would like to see changed.  For that, You would have to have People write the Governor, Lt. Governor, Congressmen, and Senators, of Your State, so it would be helpful for You to include those addresses.\n\n(The addresses have now been included on Love's 360 page.)\n\nI call on Everyone that has Love in Thier Heart, and the Blessing of a Child, to read this story, reach out, and help.\n\nGod Bless the Smith Family, God Bless You Mom, You Have Been the Heart, the Strength, and the Rock of this Family, and Their Recovery,  You too Dad.\n\nHere is how You can help, Write to the address below and voice Your outrage.  Your outrage for the death of a six year old beautiful young Man, and the devastation and injury caused physically and emotionally to an entire Family.   The injury that was caused by an enraged, drunken, angry, and violent Person.  Who has currently served only 15 months, and could be up for Parole in 2007.\n\nHow much is the life of a Child worth, how much time would Someone need to Serve, for, God forbid,  a Child you know?\n\nHelp get Justice for Buddah (his nickname), Darius\nWrite to, and voice Your disapproval to;\n\nUtah Board of Pardons\n448 East 6400 South Suite 300\nMurray, Utah 84114\n\nAnd You can send a letter to;\n\nGovenor, or Lt. Govenor of the State of Utah\nUtah State Capitol Complex\nEast Office Building Suite E2220\nSalt Lake City, Utah 84114\n\nYou can voice Your concerns, and please include that Darius's Memorial was removed by Magna Canal, from an empty lot, when other Memorials in the Area were left untouched.\n\nPlease take the time to read the Story, the Story was written by the area Newspaper.  And please take the time  to Help by writing a letter, 29 cents, and twenty minutes................\n \n Wouldn't You want Someone to Help You?