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Who can hear extradition cases? By FRANCIS JOSEPH When the Ad­ministration of Justice (Indictable Proceed­ings) Act (AJIPA) was proclaimed by the President in Decem­ber 2023, the main aspect of it was the abolition of prelimi­nary inquiries for in­dictable offences and other cases. Magistrates are no longer required to deal with indictable offenc­es. This now falls…

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