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on matters, including extradition requests between the United Kingdom and the United States: • USA v Mackeliar: Acted on behalf of the Governor of the Cayman Islands in extradition proceedings brought on behalf of the Government of the United States. • USA v Brian Dempsey [2020] EWHC 603 (Admin): Appeared for t

ior Treasury Counsel from 2001 until 2006, when he `took silk' (i.e. was appointed Queen's Counsel). He is a deputy High Court Judge and a judge of the Court of Appeal of Jersey and Guernsey. 1.2. Mr Perry prosecutes and defends and has extensive experience of extradition and mutual legal assistance cases, both in

on matters, including extradition requests between the United Kingdom and the United States: • USA v Mackeliar: Acted on behalf of the Governor of the Cayman Islands in extradition proceedings brought on behalf of the Government of the United States. • USA v Brian Dempsey [2020] EWHC 603 (Admin): Appeared for t

ior Treasury Counsel from 2001 until 2006, when he `took silk' (i.e. was appointed Queen's Counsel). He is a deputy High Court Judge and a judge of the Court of Appeal of Jersey and Guernsey. 1.2. Mr Perry prosecutes and defends and has extensive experience of extradition and mutual legal assistance cases, both in

on matters, including extradition requests between the United Kingdom and the United States: • USA v Mackeliar: Acted on behalf of the Governor of the Cayman Islands in extradition proceedings brought on behalf of the Government of the United States. • USA v Brian Dempsey [2020] EWHC 603 (Admin): Appeared for t

ior Treasury Counsel from 2001 until 2006, when he `took silk' (i.e. was appointed Queen's Counsel). He is a deputy High Court Judge and a judge of the Court of Appeal of Jersey and Guernsey. 1.2. Mr Perry prosecutes and defends and has extensive experience of extradition and mutual legal assistance cases, both in

legalizing the production, commercialization and importation of cannabis oil to be used for medical purposes. In the Caribbean region, Puerto Rico, the Cayman Islands and Jamaica have taken measures to decriminalize cannabis or increase access for medical use. In 2015, the governor of Puerto Rico signed an executiv

nces under the CDSA. Those who commit CDSA violations related to Schedule II substances are subject to fines and imprisonment. In a 2000 decision by the Court of Appeal for Ontario, the court held that certain criminal prohi- bitions under the CDSA related to cannabis were unconstitutional because they did not includ