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Criminal Proceeds Confiscation Act 2002
sec.114Unamenable to justice if no extradition order at end of extradition proceeding
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### sec.114 Unamenable to justice if no extradition order at end of extradition proceeding
The person is taken to become unamenable to justice if—
6 months after the proceeding for the offence is started the person is unamenable to justice because the person is outside Australia; and
an extradition proceeding against the person for the offence has been started; and
the extradition proceeding ends without an extradition order being made.
The person is taken to be unamenable to justice when the extradition proceeding ends.
(sec.114-ssec.1) The person is taken to become unamenable to justice if— 6 months after the proceeding for the offence is started the person is unamenable to justice because the person is outside Australia; and an extradition proceeding against the person for the offence has been started; and the extradition proceeding ends without an extradition order being made.
(sec.114-ssec.2) The person is taken to be unamenable to justice when the extradition proceeding ends.
- (a) 6 months after the proceeding for the offence is started the person is unamenable to justice because the person is outside Australia; and
- (b) an extradition proceeding against the person for the offence has been started; and
- (c) the extradition proceeding ends without an extradition order being made.