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Oh I agree, though for extradition it's enabled a last minute sanity (popularity?) check - like McKinnon who had failed High Court appeal. The problem is extra
by anexprogrammer 10y ago
Oh I agree, though for extradition it's enabled a last minute sanity (popularity?) check - like McKinnon who had failed High Court appeal.
The problem is extradition sets too low a hurdle that the last act significantly lowered (no longer requiring evidence amongst other things), and that's quite unpopular. Has been for ages and no govt or Home Sec has managed to convince the public - yet there continue to be high profile cases - McKinnon, NatWest 3 (which was a farce) etc.