In the Matter of the Extradition of Marie Louise Russell, Charged as Helen Millar. Marie Louise Russell, Charged as Helen Millar v. United States

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• same for conspiracy in United States and Australia, even though latter did not require overt acts
• “[T]o satisfy the ‘dual criminality’ requirement, . . . [i]t is enough that the con- duct involved is criminal in both countries.”
• “each element of the offense purportedly committed in a foreign country need not be identical to the elements of the similar offense in the United States.”
• dual criminality satisfied even though Australian conspiracy law did not require “overt act”

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