Transnational fugitive offenders in international law : : extradition and other mechanisms / / Geoff Gilbert.

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Superior document:International Studies in Human Rights ; 55
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Place / Publishing House:The Hague, Netherlands ;, Boston, Massachusetts : : M. Nijhoff Publishers,, [1998]
©1998
Year of Publication:1998
Language:English
Series:International Studies in Human Rights ; 55.
Physical Description:1 online resource.
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Table of Contents:
  • Intro
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Table of Contents
  • PREFACE
  • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
  • LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
  • CASE LIST
  • 1 Transnational Fugitive Offenders in Context
  • Introduction
  • The Problem
  • Policy
  • Problems of Circumscription and Definition
  • History of Extradition
  • Recent Events
  • Plan and Structure
  • PART I - EXTRADITION AND TRANSNATIONAL FUGITIVE OFFENDERS
  • 2 Mechanisms for International Extradition
  • Introduction
  • Forms of Arrangement
  • Multilateral Arrangements
  • Simplified Schemes
  • Extradition without a General Arrangement
  • Transfer to International Criminal Tribunals
  • The Effects of War and State Succession
  • 3 Procedural Aspects of Extradition Law
  • Introduction
  • Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters
  • Comparative Overview
  • Pre-hearing Detention
  • The Roles of the Judiciary and the Executive
  • Extradition Crimes, Jurisdiction and Double Criminality
  • Extradition Crimes
  • Jurisdiction
  • Double Criminality
  • Double Criminality and Jurisdiction
  • Fiscal Offences
  • The Requirement of a Prima Facie Case
  • Evidence and Extradition Hearings
  • Form
  • Admissibility
  • Trial in the Requested State
  • Conclusion
  • Res Judicata and Appeals
  • Convicted Fugitives
  • Conclusion
  • 4 Extradition and Human Rights
  • Introduction
  • Human Rights Provisions Applicable to Extradition
  • Rule 36 Procedure
  • Substantive Human Rights Limitations on Extradition
  • Right to life and physical integrity
  • Right to a fair trial and other fundamental freedoms
  • Right to family life
  • Article 6 and the Extradition Hearing
  • Conclusion
  • 5 Restrictions on Return
  • Introduction
  • The Extradition of Nationals
  • Military Offences
  • Triviality, Passage of Time and Bad Faith
  • Triviality
  • Passage of Time
  • Bad Faith
  • Plea Bargaining
  • Specialty
  • Diplomatic Immunity.
  • 6 The Political Offence Exemption
  • Introduction
  • History
  • The Theory of the Present Law
  • Pure Offences
  • Délit Complexe
  • Délit Connexe
  • Politically Motivated Offences
  • National Approaches
  • The United Kingdom Approach
  • The United States Approach
  • The French Approach
  • The Swiss Approach
  • The Irish Approach
  • Conclusion on the Basic of the Present Law
  • The Issues Facing the Political Offence Exemption
  • Armed Conflict
  • War Criminals
  • Terrorism
  • Asylum Seekers
  • Politically Motivated Requests
  • Summary
  • Responses
  • I Abolition and Western Industrialised Society
  • Exclusion of Offences
  • The Anglo-Indian Extradition Treaty
  • The Model American Convention
  • United States Statutes and Treaties
  • Specific United Nations Treaties
  • The Swiss Approach Reprised
  • Fair Trial
  • Summary
  • II An International Criminal Court
  • Aut Dedere, Aut Judicare
  • Conclusion
  • PART II - ALTERNATIVE MECHANISMS FOR DEALING WITH TRANSNATIONAL FUGITIVE OFFENDERS
  • 7 Irregular Forms of Rendition
  • Active De Facto Extradition and the Fugitive's Rights in the Requesting State
  • Introduction
  • The Common Law Tradition
  • The Civil Law Tradition
  • Conclusion
  • Passive De Facto Extradition and the Fugitive's Rights in the Requested State
  • Conclusion
  • 8 Transnational Fugitive Offenders and Armed Conflicts
  • Distinguishing Types of War Crime
  • Multilateral Conventions
  • The Extradition of 'War Criminals'
  • Asylum, Deportation, Expulsion and Abduction
  • Asylum
  • Deportation and Expulsion
  • Abduction
  • Summary
  • Jurisdiction and War Criminals
  • Israel and Nazi War Criminals
  • Nationals as War Criminals
  • Universal Jurisdiction
  • An International Criminal Tribunal?
  • 9 Refuge and Return
  • Introduction
  • Refugees in Context
  • The Rights of Asylum and Non-Refoulement
  • The Traditional Approach.
  • Right in the Individual
  • Treaty Obligations
  • Refugee Status and Non-Refoulement
  • Extradition and Refugees
  • Conclusion
  • APPENDIX
  • Commonwealth Scheme, 1990
  • Schengen Accord, 1990 (selected clauses only)
  • European Union Convention Relating to Extradition Between Member States, 1996 (selected clauses only)
  • INDEX
  • International Studies in Human Rights.