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III - Remaining grounds of appeal
III - Remaining grounds of appeal
The Appellant has been granted permission to appeal on the following grounds:
Section 21A of the 2003 Act. The Judge was incorrect in ruling that the Appellant’s extradition for the AW2(i) offence was not disproportionate under section 21A.
Article 8 ECHR. Extradition would constitute a disproportionate interference with the appellant’s right to respect for his private and family life contrary to article 8 and the Judge’s conclusion to the contrary was incorrect.
- Heading
- Introduction
- I - Introduction
- II - Chronology
- III - Remaining grounds of appeal
- IV - Legal framework
- V - The appeal test
- VI - Evaluating the offending
- AW1: Conviction
- AW2: Accusations
- VII - Sentencing discussion
- VIII - Article 8
- The Judge’s approach
- Conclusion: Judge’s analysis
- IX - Standing back (Love analysis)
- Conclusions