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Hon. Colonial Secretary,
The Consul-General U.S.A. called on me and told me that the Police Magistrate had declined to issue
a warrant unless advised to do so by me.
After a brief consideration of the point
I informed the Consul-General that in my opinion the words in the Extradition Treaty with the U.S.A. "within the jurisdiction of either relate to territorial jurisdiction and not to extra-territorial jurisdiction. I also referred him, without knowing the Magistrate had already done so, to Piggott on Extradition p. 195, and I added that the Magistrate had not consulted me but that I thought he was right and that if asked I should have to advise him accordingly.
(Sd.) W. Rees Davies,
Attorney-General.
11th. March, 1911.