Norris v Government of the United States of America

Subject Matter

EXTRADITION — Extradition offence — Jurisdiction — Defendant charged in United States of America with conspiracy to fix prices and obstructing United States investigators — Price fixing charge not requiring dishonesty — Whether conduct constituting common law conspiracy to defraud — Whether secrecy of agreement supplying ingredient of dishonesty necessary for common law offence — Whether common law offence sufficiently clear and ascertainable — Whether requirement that ingredients of United States offence and English offence correspond — Whether obstruction allegation requiring transposition of locality and institutions — Whether extradition offences — Whether further information to be requested from United States authorities as to evidence in order to determine whether extradition barred by reason of passage of time — Whether issue of compatibility of extradition with Convention rights to be remitted for determination by district judge — Extradition Act 2003, ss 82, 87(1), 137(2)

[2008] AC 920; [2007] 1 WLR 1730; [2008] 2 WLR 673

Commentary

Blackstones Criminal Practice 2025
Cartel Offence B7.38

The Extradition Hearing - Part 2 Requests D31.17

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