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International

Apr. 8, 2008

Mexican Lawyers Train at Southwestern for Open Trials

Renee Licona Vazquez, left, and Juan Manuel are students in a Los Angeles trial advocacy program that educates attorneys who will return to Mexico to teach the next generation.

By Nicolas Taborek
Daily Journal Staff Writer
This article appears on Page 1

      LOS ANGELES - In the American legal tradition, the concept of "a day in court" is so ingrained that the phrase itself has become a cliche.
      In Mexico, though, where most criminal cases are decided behind closed doors based on written summaries of evidence, the notion of an open trial remai...

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