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De Figueiredo -v- Commonwealth of Australia [2010] JRC 213 (24 November 2010)
The Royal Court refused leave to appeal to the Privy Council, finding no point of law of general public importance arose from its extradition decision.
De Figueiredo v Australia [2010] JLR 600 (03 November 2010)
The court held that extradition specialty under the Extradition (Jersey) Law 2004 could be satisfied despite errors in a certificate, where other evidence showed compliance.
De Figueiredo -v- Commonwealth of Australia [2010] JRC 198A (03 November 2010)
After dismissing the extradition appeal, the court refused bail, finding substantial grounds to believe the appellant would not surrender and might abscond.
De Figueiredo -v- AG and Commonwealth of Australia [2010] JRC 197 (03 November 2010)
The Royal Court of Jersey upheld an extradition order to Australia, finding the specialty arrangements complied with article 32 and rejecting bias and technical objections.
De Figueiredo v AG and Commonwealth of Australia [2010] JRC 182 (08 October 2010)
The Royal Court dismissed a petition of doléance challenging refusal of an adjournment in extradition proceedings, holding the remedy was unavailable on these facts.
De Figueiredo v Att. Gen. [2010] JLR 497 (08 October 2010)
The court held that a petition of doleance was not a suitable way to challenge an interlocutory extradition decision, and dismissed the petition.
De Figueiredo -v- Commonwealth of Australia [2010] JRC 146 (09 August 2010)
The Royal Court dismissed Philip Eric de Figueiredo’s extradition appeal to Australia, holding the conduct was extraditable, and that no statutory or human-rights bar applied.
de Figueiredo v Australia [2010] JLR 376 (09 August 2010)
The court held that assisting others to evade income tax was an extradition offence in Jersey, transposable to fraud or conspiracy to defraud.
De Figueiredo -v- Commonwealth of Australia [2010] JRC 138A (22 July 2010)
The court held that only oppression or injustice from delay was for Jurats; all other extradition issues were questions of law for the judge. A hearsay affidavit was excluded.
De Figueiredo -v- Commonwealth of Australia [2010] JRC 052 (11 March 2010)
The Jersey Royal Court refused leave to serve a Representation challenging an extradition order, holding the statutory appeal route was exclusive.
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