Extradition Act 1989 (repealed)
Extradition Act 1989 (repealed) (1989 c. 33)
- Extradition Act 1989 (repealed) (1989 c. 33)
- Part I Introductory
- General
- 1 Liability to extradition.
- Extradition crimes
- 2 Meaning of “extradition crime”.
- Return to foreign states
- 3 Arrangements for availability of Part III procedure.
- 4 Orders in Council as to extradition.
- Return to Commonwealth countries and colonies
- 5 Procedure for designation etc.
- Part II Restrictions on Return
- 6 General restrictions on return.
- Part III Procedure
- General
- 7 Extradition request and authority to proceed.
- 8 Arrest for purposes of committal.
- 9 Proceedings for committal.
- 10 Statement of case by court.
- 11 Application for habeas corpus etc.
- 12 Order for return.
- 13 Return to foreign states – supplementary.
- 14 Simplified procedure.
- Special extradition arrangements
- 15 Special extradition arrangements.
- Effect of delay
- 16 Discharge in case of delay.
- 17 Custody.
- Part IV Treatment of Persons Returned
- 18 Restrictions upon proceedings for other offences in case of persons returned by foreign states.
- 19 Restrictions upon proceedings for other offences in case of persons returned by designated Commonwealth countries or colonies.
- 19A Restrictions upon proceedings for other offences in case of persons returned by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
- 20 Restoration of persons not tried or acquitted.
- Part V Special Cases
- Repatriation cases
- 21 Persons serving sentences outside country of conviction.
- International Convention cases
- 22 Extension of purposes of extradition for offences under Acts giving effect to international Conventions.
- 23 Genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes
- 24 Suppression of terrorism.
- 25 Hostage-taking.
- Part VI Miscellaneous and Supplementary
- Evidence
- 26 Authentication of foreign documents.
- 27 Evidence – Commonwealth countries and colonies.
- Warrants and orders
- 28 Form of warrants and orders.
- Channel Islands and Isle of Man
- 29 Application to Channel Islands and Isle of Man.
- Extradition between colonies and foreign states
- 30 General extradition arrangements.
- 31 Special extradition arrangements.
- Orders in Council relating to colonies etc.
- 32 Application of provisions of Act by Order in Council.
- 33 Alternative arrangements for colonies.
- 34 Colonies— supplementary.
- 1995 and 1996 Convention cases
- 34A Application of Act in 1995 and 1996 Convention cases
- General
- 35 Interpretation.
- Supplementary Evidence
- 36 Amendments.
- 37 Repeals etc.
- 38 Short title, commencement and extent.
- SCHEDULE 1 Provisions deriving from Extradition Act 1870 and associated enactments
- Restrictions on surrender
- Effect of Order
- Liability of criminal to surrender
- Order of Secretary of State for issue of warrant in United Kingdom if crime is not of political character
- Issue of warrant by metropolitan magistrate, justice etc.
- Hearing of case and evidence of political character of crime
- Committal or discharge of prisoner
- Surrender of fugitive to foreign state by warrant of Secretary of State
- Simplified procedure
- Discharge of persons apprehended if not conveyed out of United Kingdom within 2 months
- Execution of warrant of metropolitan magistrate
- Depositions etc to be evidence
- Crimes committed at sea
- Aircraft
- Deemed extension of jurisdiction of foreign states
- Fugitive criminals in colonies
- Criminal surrendered by foreign state not triable for previous crime
- Application of Schedule in Channel Islands and Isle of Man
- Dependencies of foreign states
- Interpretation
- SCHEDULE 1A THE 1995 CONVENTION AND THE 1996 CONVENTION
- PART 1 THE 1995 CONVENTION
- Application of Act
- Adaptations of Act
- PART 2 THE 1996 CONVENTION
- Application of Act
- Adaptations of Act
- SCHEDULE 2 Repeals
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