Committee on the Bill of Rights of the American Bar Association
- Committee on the Bill of Rights of the American Bar Association
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American Bar Association
L'American Bar Association (Association américaine du barreau) est une association volontaire de membres du barreau américain, fondée le 21 août 1878. Depuis 1997, elle a adopté une position abolitionniste concernant la peine de mort, en partie à cause de l'absence d'aide juridictionnelle dans certains Etats, des conditions de possibilité d'appel en cas de condamnation, et du constat de la discrimination raciale via la surreprésentation des Afro-Américains parmi les condamnés à mort.
Voir aussi
- Edward John Phelps (membre fondateur et président)
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