Dan Duggan’s extradition fight. Family appeals unjust decision

The family of jailed pilot Dan Duggan has decided to appeal on legal grounds the decision to extradite the pilot to the Federal Court. What is fraud?

The fraud denies Dan Duggan his fundamental rights and sets a dangerous precedent to please our US overlords. Attorney General Michelle Rowland applied a law retroactively when deciding to extradite him to the United States for crimes he was said to have committed in the United States but were not crimes here.

The U.S. Department of Justice indicted Dan Duggan on four counts related to his training of Chinese civilian test pilots aboard a former 1960s military aircraft in South Africa in 2012. accusations that Duggan has always denied. He has been held in a maximum security prison in Australia for three and a half years.

Australian Citizens Party National Secretary Craig Isherwood, who has been a strong advocate for Duggan, said: MWM“For you to be extradited for a crime that a foreign country alleges you committed, that crime must also be a crime in Australia.”

This is the normal principle applied in extradition cases. Additionally, the crime must be legal in both countries concerned at the time it was committed. In this case, the laws that would make the alleged crimes illegal in Australia were:

It’s been six years since Duggan allegedly did what he said he didn’t do.

Not only were Duggan’s actions legal in Australia at the time, but the Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) licensed Dan Duggan to conduct the same training he did in South Africa in 2012.

According to Ishwerwood, “…to please Donald Trump, the Albanian government is handing over an Australian citizen who complies with all Australian laws, and is retroactively applying a 2018 law to do so.”

Prioritizing a war-mongering ally over an Australian citizen. Dan Duggan will be extradited