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by sneak
2061 days ago
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That doesn’t seem to work in the context of MLAT, although I imagine that it depends a little on the country and the case, even though it shouldn’t. Note also that the ban on “cruel and unusual punishment” is actually in the US constitution. See also: Assange. |
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But New Zealand isn't the UK.
I know nothing about the process against Kim or laws in NZ, but the comparison to Assange doesn't work.