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Though the parent country vill generally treat its dependen territories in the same manner under both Zugitive offender legislation and International conventions, this nood not nocossarily be so and therefore it is agreed that it would be desirable to harmonize the two sources of obligation to avoid any possible hiatus (and not merely possible misunderstanding).
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Zhough this approach may be described as open- onded in ono senso, it would nonetheless be circunscribed by the double-criminality rule which, it is suggested, would constituce an adequate safeguard,
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The proposal to give statutory recognition to a and Individual tice as sufficient warrant OF. Atool; for a provisional arrest is most strongly supportoc; the nond is particularly graph at any international cross-roads, such as Hong Kong, to obviure the need to "bend" rules on deserving occasions.
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IS to comply with the European Convention on
radition or otherulso, the United Kingdom Government moved away from the need for a prima fucio cace in the context of extradition, what effect (if any) might this have on their position vis a vis renditich of fugitive offenders (and what would be the views of other Commonwealth countries towards any suggested abrogation of this "golden thread") o
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In ling 5 of the grotation from Mr Justice Crizziths, the wor is "that they lead to the surprising conclusion" have been omitted after "it pooms to me"; their typographical omission materially alters the thrust of the intended observation!
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