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Dan Duggan Part 2 – For The Sake Of Its Citizens And Sovereignty Australia Must Terminate The Extradition Treaty With The United States

Introduction and purpose:

This is the second post motivated by the Dan Duggan extradition proceedings. The first post was:

U.S. Australian Extradition Treaty: 1974 Original Treaty And 1997 – How Does It Apply To Dan Duggan?

Outline:

Part A – About U.S. Extradition treaties
Part B – Examples Of Using Extradition Treaties To Facilitate The Application Of U.S. Law:
Part C – Why countries really need to end their extradition treaties with the United States
Part D – The Dan Duggan Case – Why Australia Should Refuse Extradition
Appendix – Michael Lynch – AI – Who Would Have Imagined An Extradition Treaty Being Used In The Context Of A Private Contract?

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