Extradition discussion paper - December 2005
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Publication date : December 2005
Author: Extradition and Mutual Assistance Review Team
Comments closed on 31 March 2006
This review is a wide-ranging policy review that considers all the features of Australia’s extradition system, including extradition laws and practical arrangements.
The Extradition Act 1988 provides the legislative basis for extradition in Australia. It is underpinned by international obligations in both multilateral and bilateral treaties.
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Title page
Foreword
Contents
Part 1: Introduction
Part 2: How does the current extradition system work?
- Part 2: How does the current extradition system work? - Word 164KB
- Part 2: How does the current extradition system work? - PDF 64KB
Part 3: What are the key considerations for extradition reform?
- Part 3: What are the key considerations for extradition reform? - Word 153KB
- Part 3: What are the key considerations for extradition reform? - PDF 46KB
Part 4: How could a new extradition system work?
- Part 4: How could a new extradition system work? - Word 1MB
- Part 4: How could a new extradition system work? - PDF 494KB
Part 5: How will the right people do their jobs best?
- Part 5: How will the right people do their jobs best? - Word 370KB
- Part 5: How will the right people do their jobs best? - PDF 19KB
Part 6: Communication & awareness
Part 7: Next steps and key issues that could change the current system
- Part 7: Next steps and key issues that could change the current system - Word 131KB
- Part 7: Next steps and key issues that could change the current system - PDF 17KB
Appendices