Although Bruce Golding stated that his government is doing nothing to harms its relations with the United States government.. I beg to differ.
The United States don't like to hear the word 'NO' and the threats they've made towards Jamaica seems to be extreme when it comes to the extradition of Christopher 'Dudus' Coke.
But regardless, Bruce Golding says that he decision will not change. He will not budge from his administrations's previous position that the requests of the US authorities violates Jamaican law in relation to evidence gathered by means of interception of communication that was unlawful and that the implications are enormous.
I'm led to believe that the extradition will cause a ripple effect and he's probably one of the dominoes that will fall into the trap. He can't give Dudus up because he'll be giving up himself. And I'm not even too mad at him.. I just hope he finds a loophole.
He claims that if the evidence were procured without violating Jamaican law, Jamaica's Attorney General was prepared to issue the necessary authority to proceed with the extradition.
Oh really???
"No such evidence has been, up to know, been presented," Mr. Golding stated.
"It has questioned the government's commitment to law enforcement, cooperation with the United States. We respectfully reject these assertions. The Ministry of Justice in authorizing extradition proceedings has a duty to satisfy herself, that they conform to the provisions of Jamaica's law," stated Golding.
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