Mexico's Senate Approves Judicial Reform

Mexican senators on Thursday overwhelmingly approved a sweeping judicial reform that would introduce public, oral trials and guarantee the presumption of innocence. The Senate voted 71 to 25 in favor of the measure, after a clause that would have let police search homes without warrants was deleted from it.

Click here for more of this story

Official Website of the Mexican Senate: http://www.senado.gob.mx/

Related News

Research and citation management tools help you gather and organize your resources and data into a personal customizable library. Tools like Zotero...
Reference
Welcome new students and welcome back returning students! The Reference Librarians will be available this week, Monday through Friday 9 am – 5 pm. We...
The Librarians will be away at the American Association of Law Librarians Conference on Monday, July 23 and Tuesday, July 24. This means that there...