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To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if he will make representations to Governor George Bush of Texas about the execution on 22nd June of Mr Gary Graham.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if he will make representations to Governor George Bush of Texas about the execution on 22nd June of Mr Gary Graham.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if he will meet the British parliamentarians and lawyers concerned with the case of Gary Graham to discuss the international obligations that apply to the planned execution in Texas of Gary Graham. - Includes fact that have written to...
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if he will meet the British parliamentarians and lawyers concerned with the case of Gary Graham to discuss the international obligations that apply to the planned execution in Texas of Gary Graham. - Includes fact that have written to...
Supplementary business question on the case of death row prisoner Gary Graham.
Supplementary business question on the case of death row prisoner Gary Graham.
That this House expresses its appreciation of the decision by Governor Ann Richards of Texas to grant a thirty day stay of execution to Gary Graham; calls on her and the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles to use this time to grant Mr Graham a full clemency hearing; and notes that only in such a way can those evidential issues not admissible in the Texas courts due to very restrictive procedures be given due consideration and the compelling evidence of Mr Graham's innocence be properly brought to light.
That this House expresses its appreciation of the decision by Governor Ann Richards of Texas to grant a thirty day stay of execution to Gary Graham; calls on her and the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles to use this time to grant Mr Graham a full clemency hearing; and...
That this House is appalled by the scheduled execution on 29th April in Texas, USA, of Gary Graham, a black juvenile offender whose guilt is questionable; notes that the execution of juvenile offenders is explicitly prohibited by international human rights law and that the USA has executed more juveniles in the past decade than any other nation, apart from Iran and Iraq; notes the racial disparities in the application of the death sentence in the USA, especially in Harris County, Texas, where Graham was convicted; is concerned that rigid time limits in the Texas legal procedure have prohibited the submission of new alibi evidence that might prove Graham's innocence; and calls upon the US President Bill Clinton to intervene and press for an immediate stay of execution and a retrial for Gray Graham.
That this House is appalled by the scheduled execution on 29th April in Texas, USA, of Gary Graham, a black juvenile offender whose guilt is questionable; notes that the execution of juvenile offenders is explicitly prohibited by international human rights law and that the USA has executed more juveniles in...