The Law Commission is undertaking a review of New Zealand’s extradition law and its cooperation with other countries for the investigation and prosecution of crimes but Justice Minister Judith Collins says the review wasn’t sparked by recent events surrounding Kim Dotcom.
The Crown entity is
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Stephanie Flores
Wed, 09 Apr 2014
Wed, 09 Apr 2014
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Extradition law review not sparked by 'any individual case' - Collins
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