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That this House recognises the importance of the fullest co-operation with the United States of America in matters of extradition; is concerned however that in the case of Sally Crost and Susan Hagan, the offence for which they have been charged is supposed to have taken place in Oregon in 1985, five years before the US Justice Department commenced proceedings in 1990; is further concerned that the supposed evidence was obtained entirely through plea-bargaining and is unreliable in a number of other respects; recognises that there are other exceptional features of this case; and therefore calls upon the present Home Secretary, in the interests of justice, to re-examine the case with a view to exercising his discretion to prevent the extradition of these two British subjects.
That this House recognises the importance of the fullest co-operation with the United States of America in matters of extradition; is concerned however that in the case of Sally Crost and Susan Hagan, the offence for which they have been charged is supposed to have taken place in Oregon in...
Affidavit of Andrew Edmond McCooey: the Queen v the Sec of State for the Home Dept ex parte Susan Hagan & Sally Croft. High Court of Justice. 1994.
Affidavit of Andrew Edmond McCooey: the Queen v the Sec of State for the Home Dept ex parte Susan Hagan & Sally Croft. High Court of Justice. 1994.
Lords ruling on sub judice rule in relation to discussion of case of Susan Hagan and Sally Croft as instance of extradition case where Home Secretary exercises his discretion.
Lords ruling on sub judice rule in relation to discussion of case of Susan Hagan and Sally Croft as instance of extradition case where Home Secretary exercises his discretion.
Lords debate on a motion calling attention to the practice whereby the Home Secretary exercises his discretion in extradition cases.
Lords debate on a motion calling attention to the practice whereby the Home Secretary exercises his discretion in extradition cases.
Lords debate on unstarred question asking HMG criteria the Home Secretary applies when exercising his discretion over extradition cases.
Lords debate on unstarred question asking HMG criteria the Home Secretary applies when exercising his discretion over extradition cases.