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Title:
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Restorative Justice, Harmony Ethos and Canadian Extradition Law evolution
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Author:
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Gray, Eric
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Source:
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6th International Conference on Restorative Justice
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Date:
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06/01/2003
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Subject:
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Applications of Practice (stories)
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Call Number:
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250.11
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Paper
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Abstract:
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Paper presented at the 6th International Conference on Restorative Justice, June 2003:
The cause and fraudulent deportation of Leonard Peltier, and other later discoveries, include unfair proceedings,
ministerial complicity and the doctrine of abusive process. Leonard Peltier's plight and the 1976 political asylum plea
to the Canadian judicial system, about coerced, falsified and manufactured evidence, that included four false affidavits,
two prima facie and voir dire breaches and later, the two lifetime sentences he received for a crime he did not commit.
From a Canadian point of view, is this a vasulation of international law? And is there a need for the court to guard and
preserve their integrity, without inappropriate intimidation? Restorative Justice remedies by Amicus Curiae or by force
of International Law: to return Leonard Peltier to Canada for political asylum, and/or after 26 years, his parole appeal
for release on health and humanitarian issues ad misericordium or praeteritio.
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