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發表於 2013-7-11 10:08:34
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本帖最後由 playerboy 於 2013-7-11 10:12 編輯
回應 lbtjo #67 的帖子
Look, I already mention that by extradition law, Hong Kong will not issue an warrant. Let me put this in step by step in layman term to understand extradition law. If you think this is wrong, please show me the other way
Let use country X, Y and the person as A
1) A is suspect a crime in country X
2) As A is not trial in X yet, the court will not issue a court order (everyone is innocent until proven guilt), however the police department will issue a warrant arrest.
3) A fled to country Y
4) Country X request country Y to extradition (provide that they have an extradition agreement) base on Warrant Arrest issue by country X.
5) Now, do you think country Y will issue a court order/warrant arrest? No, because it is base on warrant arrest by country X. Country Y will not issue a warrant because the crime is not committed in country Y.
Please get your facts right on extradition law before proceed on. Unless, you think that there are different standard when deal with different person that are suppose to extradite. Please name me an extradition in the whole world till date that was rejected due this is "so call reason".
As far as all the International extradition, this is the first time in International history that such thing happen (like what you expect, both party need to issue warrant or even a court order). There are cases that extradition are rejected due to no extradition agreement between 2 countries (this is how Russia reject the US request at the moment), base on Humanity ground, base on political ground.
Instead of going round about, would appreciate if you could provide point to point in layman term on how extradition law should work from your understand. |
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