Independent Review of the Extradition of Dr. Hassan Diab
Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Overview
- Part A: Extradition Law and the Extradition Process in Canada
- Part B: The Chronology of the Case
- 1. The Investigation in France
- 2. The Pre-Arrest Involvement of the Canadian Authorities
- 3. An Overview of Dr. Diab’s Extradition Proceedings in Canada
- 4. The Arrest, Bail Hearing, and Authority to Proceed
- 5. The Record of the Case
- 6. Defence Efforts to Undermine the Reliability of Evidence in the ROC
- 7. IAG Communication with France
- 8. Decision on the Admissibility of Defence Evidence
- 9. Efforts by France to Obtain a New Handwriting Report and Updates to the Court
- 10. The Abuse of Process Applications
- 11. Admissibility of Defence Experts Challenging the Reliability of the Bisotti Report
- 12. The Committal Hearing
- 13. Charter Application for Exclusion of Bisotti Report
- 14. Decision on Committal
- 15. Submissions to the Minister and Decision to Order Surrender
- 16. Appeal of Committal and Judicial Review Application
- 17. The Proceedings in France
- 18. The Involvement of Global Affairs Canada and the IAG After Surrender
- 19. Calls for a Review
- Part C: Analysis, Response and Conclusions
- 1. Was the law followed in the conduct of the Diab extradition?
- 2. Do any particular approaches taken by IAG counsel in the Diab extradition require improvement or correction going forward?
- 3. Are there specific concerns to be addressed with our foreign partner (France) with respect to Dr. Diab’s treatment after he was surrendered to France?
- Conclusion
- Appendix A – Terms of Reference
- Appendix B – Timeline
- Appendix C – Summary of Recommendations
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