The law of consular access
Subtitle: a documentary guide
By: John Quigley, William J. Aceves and S. Adele Shank.
Contributors: Aceves, William J.; Shank, S. Adele.
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2009
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 306
ISBN-13: 9780415483278; 9780203866658
Subjects: Diplomatic protection; Consular law; Detention of persons; Defense (Criminal procedure)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Overview of consular access; title: Role of consuls in assisting a national; title: Situations requiring advice about consular access; title: Individuals who must be advised; title: Timing of consular access; title: Confidentiality of communication; title: Automatic notification under bilateral treaties; title: Rights assertable against the receiving state; title: Consular access as a due process right; title: Statutory right to sending state protection; title: Non-statutory right to sending state protection; title: Incorporation into domestic law; title: Subsidiary regulation and legislation; title: Availability of a judicial remedy; title: Domestic effect of international decisions; title: Prejudice as a prerequisite for a judicial remedy; title: Suppression of evidence as a judicial remedy; title: Procedural default as barring a remedy; title: Consular access violation as grounds for sentence reduction or clemency; title: Monetary damages for a foreign national; title: Intervention in court by a sending state; title: Civil suit by a sending state; title: Diplomatic protest by a sending state; title: Jurisdiction in the international court of justice; title: Jurisdiction in Inter-American human rights organs; title: Proceedings in the international court of justice; title: Proceedings in the Inter-American system.