Haiti: Human Rights and Police Issues : Hearing Before the Committee on International Relations, House of Representatives, One Hundred Fourth Congress, Second Session, January 4, 1996, Volumen4;Volúmenes12-14U.S. Government Printing Office, 1996 - 326 páginas |
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... asked to investigate the killing of attorney Mireille Bertin , a strong opponent of Mr. Aristide , who was shot dead in broad daylight in Port - au - Prince March 28 , 1995. We have been informed that there is evidence connecting the ...
... asked to investigate the killing of attorney Mireille Bertin , a strong opponent of Mr. Aristide , who was shot dead in broad daylight in Port - au - Prince March 28 , 1995. We have been informed that there is evidence connecting the ...
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... asked them to give them the information that they had gathered ? I believe you will find that they told them that they had no firm basis in the way of evidence that would support any conclusive determination that there was anything ...
... asked them to give them the information that they had gathered ? I believe you will find that they told them that they had no firm basis in the way of evidence that would support any conclusive determination that there was anything ...
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... asking if you have received any infor- mation . Mr. DOBBINS . And we are making that available to the commit- tee . Chairman GILMAN . I don't think you are answering the question . I am asking , have you received any information that ...
... asking if you have received any infor- mation . Mr. DOBBINS . And we are making that available to the commit- tee . Chairman GILMAN . I don't think you are answering the question . I am asking , have you received any information that ...
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... asked . Chairman GILMAN . You will have an opportunity to pursue that , Mr. Burton . Mr. Dobbins , did the Haitian Government cooperate fully with the FBI's investigation into the Bertin killing ? We understand from the testimony given ...
... asked . Chairman GILMAN . You will have an opportunity to pursue that , Mr. Burton . Mr. Dobbins , did the Haitian Government cooperate fully with the FBI's investigation into the Bertin killing ? We understand from the testimony given ...
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... asked the chairman's leave to make that statement , because it was a new step which they had done at our urging ... asking Mr. Dobbins if he had any infor- mation or had been given any information or had any consultation with the FBI ...
... asked the chairman's leave to make that statement , because it was a new step which they had done at our urging ... asking Mr. Dobbins if he had any infor- mation or had been given any information or had any consultation with the FBI ...
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agencies Ambassador Dobbins Arent Fox asked assassination Attorney Baillergeau Beaubrun believe BEREUTER Bertin Bertin investigation Bertin killing Bertin/Baillergeau murder investigation Boldt briefing Bureau of Investigation Burton Chairman GILMAN CLERK clients COMINT conflict of interest court reporter criminal Dany Toussaint Department of Justice FBI agents FBI investigation FBI's Federal Bureau Florida GELBARD Government of Haiti grand jury Haiti investigation July Haitian Government Haitian National Police House International Relations human rights ICITAP inquiry interview investigation July 27 involved IPSF issue James McGuirk law enforcement lawyer letter Madame Durocher Mallett Bertin/Baillergeau murder matter Medar Memorandum murder investigation September October 12 officials Paul Paul E personnel persons police force Port-au-Prince President Aristide procedure Professional Conduct question record represent request response Rules of Professional statement Supervisory Special Agent testimony tion transcript U.S. Embassy U.S. Government U.S. military U.S. representatives Washington Waxman William William E William Lacy Swing witnesses
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Página 232 - A possible conflict does not itself preclude the representation. The critical questions are the likelihood that a conflict will eventuate and, if it does, whether it will materially interfere with the lawyer's independent professional judgment in considering alternatives or foreclose courses of action that reasonably should be pursued on behalf of the client.
Página 194 - ... summaries of an oral statement which evidence substantial selection of material, or which were prepared after the interview without the aid of complete notes, and hence rest on the memory of the agent, are not to be produced. Neither, of course, are statements which contain the agent's interpretations or impressions.
Página 5 - Council — composed by statute of the President, the Vice President, the Secretaries of State and Defense, and the Director of the Office of Emergency Preparedness...
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Página 232 - ... when a disinterested lawyer would conclude that the client should not agree to the representation under the circumstances, the lawyer involved cannot properly ask for such agreement or provide representation on the basis of the client's consent.
Página 232 - A lawyer shall not represent a client if the representation of that client may be materially limited by the lawyer's responsibilities to another client or to a third person, or by the lawyer's own Interests, unless: (1) the lawyer reasonably believes the representation will not be adversely affected; and (2) the client consents after consultation.
Página 232 - ... that client may be materially limited by the lawyer's responsibilities to another client or to a third person, or by the lawyer's own interests, unless: (1) the lawyer reasonably believes the representation will not be adversely affected; and (2) the client consents after consultation. When representation of multiple clients in a single matter is undertaken, the consultation shall include explanation of the implications of the common representation and the advantages and risks involved.
Página 232 - The lawyer's own interests should not be permitted to have adverse effect on representation of a client. For example, a lawyer's need for income should not lead the lawyer to undertake matters that cannot be handled competently and at a reasonable fee. See Rules 1.1 and 1.5. If the probity of a lawyer's own conduct in a transaction is in serious question, it may be difficult or impossible for the lawyer to give a client detached advice.
Página 221 - ... neglected the responsibility. In a criminal case, inquiry by the court is generally required when a lawyer represents multiple defendants. Where the conflict is such as clearly to call in question the fair or efficient administration of justice, opposing counsel may properly raise the question. Such an objection should be viewed with caution, however, for it can be misused as a technique of harassment.
Página 232 - A lawyer related to another lawyer as parent, child, sibling, or spouse shall not represent a client in a representation directly adverse to a person who the lawyer knows is represented by the other lawyer except upon consent by the client after consultation regarding the relationship.