Mexico to have public trials, presumed innocence

17 Jun 2008

Mexico is adopting U.S.-style public trials and a presumption of innocence. President Felipe Calderon has signed a sweeping judicial reform that replaces closed-door proceedings in which judges rely on written evidence.Full Story

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