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01 May 2002

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Legislating in the Shadow of the Human Rights Act: The Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001, M. Wasik. Criminal Law Review December 2001, pp931-947.

Arresting developments, Roger Smith. Legal Action June 2002, p.6.

Considers the issues that arise from the forthcoming Extradition Bill, published in draft form in July. Smith concludes that: "It would be of considerable benefit if the UK government could balance the current proposals with an equivalent document setting out minimum standards for the defence of individuals affected by international judicial co-operation..."

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