Article: Vic: Lawyer flies out to farewell death row client

Article: Vic: Lawyer flies out to farewell death row ...
AAP General News (Australia);  November 29, 2005 ;     234 words ...AAP General News (Australia) 11-29-2005 Vic: Lawyer flies out to farewell death row client=2 Mr LASRY says he doesn't know if Singapore plans to use a different executioner .. but is concerned an inexperienced hangman ...

Article: Vic: Lawyer flies out to farewell Nguyen
AAP General News (Australia);  November 29, 2005 ;     377 words ...AAP General News (Australia) 11-29-2005 Vic: Lawyer flies out to farewell Nguyen MELBOURNE, Nov 29 AAP - Condemned drug smuggler Nguyen Tuong Van is prepared to die, but the fight to ...

Article: Vic: Lawyer flies out to farewell Nguyen=2
AAP General News (Australia);  November 29, 2005 ;     318 words ...AAP General News (Australia) 11-29-2005 Vic: Lawyer flies out to farewell Nguyen=2 It is unclear if 74-year-old Singapore hangman Darshan Singh will execute Nguyen, but Mr Lasry ...

Article: QLD: Peter Foster s lawyer flies to London
AAP General News (Australia);  February 7, 1999 ;     450 words ...AAP General News (Australia) 02-07-1999 QLD: Peter Foster s lawyer flies to London BRISBANE, Feb 7 AAP - A lawyer fighting to free international conman Peter Foster hopes to enlist the help of Britain ...

Article: Lawyer flies to US for death row verdict.
The Birmingham Post (England);  February 1, 2001 ;     508 words ...Byline: John Revill Crime Reporter A University of Central England law lecturer who helped get a last-minute stay of execution for a death row inmate in Texas is due to fly to America to hear a final appeal against the death sentence. Johnny Paul Penry was granted a stay of execution last year

Article: UK lawyer flies to Yemen trial.
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  February 12, 1999 ;     391 words ...A HUMAN rights lawyer was flying to the Yemen today to observe the potentially crucial stages in the trial of three Birmingham men on terrorist charges. Stephen Jakobi, of London-based Fair Trials Abroad, said he had been asked by the group's defence team to ensure the trial was conducted properly.

Article: UK lawyer flies to Yemen trial
Evening Mail;  February 12, 1999 ;     384 words ...A HUMAN rights lawyer was flying to the Yemen today to observe the potentially crucial stages in the trial of three Birmingham men on terrorist charges. Stephen Jakobi, of London-based Fair Trials Abroad, said he had been asked by the group's defence team to ensure the trial was conducted properly.