UK-US extradition overhaul urged
Vital extradition arrangements between the UK and the US are being threatened by the loss of public confidence among Britons, MPs said today.
Vital extradition arrangements between the UK and the US are being threatened by the loss of public confidence among Britons, MPs said today.
The treaty is unbalanced, making it easier to extradite a British citizen to the USA than vice versa. The cases of Gary McKinnon, Richard O'Dwyer and Christopher Tappin have highlighted public concern that these arrangements are one-sided.
Prosecutors must be required to produce evidence in support of an extradition request and the accused should have the right to challenge that evidence in court
British citizens should also be given the opportunity to face trial in the UK. This would save both time and money."
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