What evidence is admissible under s.29 of the Criminal Proceeds of Crime Act?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Germany v Duong, 2018 BCSC 2203 (CanLII):
Under s. 29 of the Act the extradition judge must determine: (1) what evidence is admissible under the Act; and (2) whether the admissible evidence is sufficient to justify committal: United States of America v. Ferras, 2006 SCC 33 at paras. 16 and 36.
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