Canada (Minister of Justice) v. Dika

Canada (Minister of Justice) v. Dika

The Court held that outstanding charges in Macedonia for entirely different offences do not affect the reasonableness of the Minister's decision to extradite the applicant to the United States; the Surrender Order was therefore not unreasonable and the application failed.

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Citation
2012 ONCA 196
Parties
Respondent: Minister of Justice of Canada; Applicant: Myfit Dika aka Mike Davis
Court
Court of Appeal for Ontario
Jurisdiction
Canada
Judgment Date
26 March 2012
Procedural Posture
Judicial Review of Extradition Surrender Order / Court of Appeal Decision on Application
Outcome
Application dismissed; Surrender Order upheld.
Legal Topics
Extradition, Surrender Order, Judicial Review, Reasonableness
Source Language
en
Criminal Law Extradition Administrative Law Surrender Order Judicial Review Reasonableness

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Parties

Minister of Justice of Canada

Respondent

Myfit Dika aka Mike Davis

Applicant

Procedural Posture

Judicial Review of Extradition Surrender Order / Court of Appeal Decision on Application

  1. 1 Whether outstanding charges in Macedonia for different offences affect the reasonableness of the Minister's decision to surrender the applicant to the United States
  2. 2 Whether the Surrender Order should be quashed on the basis of unrelated foreign charges

Ratio Decidendi

The Court held that outstanding charges in Macedonia for entirely different offences do not affect the reasonableness of the Minister's decision to extradite the applicant to the United States; the Surrender Order was therefore not unreasonable and the application failed.

Court Disposition

Application dismissed; Surrender Order upheld.

Orders

  • Application dismissed.