Can a Rowbotham order be made in an extradition hearing?

British Columbia, Canada


The following excerpt is from Italy v. Seifert, 2003 BCSC 351 (CanLII):

In United States of America v. Akrami at para. 45, I stated: Although it is evident therefore that an extradition hearing is much more limited in scope than a trial, nonetheless, I do not see any reason why Rowbotham orders should not be made where the criteria set out in Rowbotham are met in extradition proceedings.

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