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ear peers sages corner tae “Narva sina ih bn knit blatant decay Lae ao ea pile se nas Saar rani, 2 VR. BD. LADD . pate; June 10, 1943 | aw, Glaeia . Wr, Lets CT: SUPENTEBENTH ROS FON . . wr. Mie*STE Mae os ete ie 2a LG ba Beene: r - an : me: PerpR Arvo as CRM AT POLTCE COMMISSTON - er. igen RALT ar PRACUE Senterher 6 to 10, 19428 St eo EVTHADITT OU br. per atT{TER Dur inn the ahove general assembly of the inter= —————— national Cririnal Police Cornission, Kesolution #8 was adopted relating to Extradition. The prrpose behind thts resoIntion was to unify the rules and to suqqjest a new procedure in Tnternational Extradition. The plan itself was partly the result of studies given ta the subject 9? extradition bu State International bodies, organizations and commisstons, TON recetpt of an Enzlish tronslniton of the resolution covering the planned pr eetiure the sane was submitted to the Bepartnent for its review and comnent. The Department pointed ovt in tts ansuer that the TOPO plan presented very many radteal departures from aur present extradition laws anc treattes and made reference to several of such. There will be set out hereafter a sunrarization of the ICP nlon, tonrether with the Denartmental connment. In the sunmarisaision, the wards Yrequesting state" will be nsed to desinnate the covntry where the criminal is wanted, The words, Yrequested state” will be used to designate the country of ag7ium. The preface of the plan noints out that the diversity of national lerislation often canstitutes or ohstarle to } mutual aid in the war acoinst crime. There is then recited a history of the plan for an anreerent concerning ertraditton, about which no connent will be made herein. There is then reutewed the subject of individuals liable to extradition, offenses ninis thoble by ertradition, procedure of extradition, and sundry matters. : ; Cale a