辩方的用词是“犯罪的危险率低”,并没有完全否认一点儿危害没有。
实际上，华为的手段和大多数中国人／华人的小心计一样，在玩“走钢丝”。
孟晚舟引渡案: 2018年12月1日被拘捕；2019年3月1日，加正式启动引渡程序；BC最高法院引渡听证2021年8月18日结束，法官未作出裁决；9月24日孟晚舟与美国政府达成协议，美国撤销引渡请求，BC法院终止引渡程序; 2022年12月1日美国撤销指控
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实际上，华为的手段和大多数中国人／华人的小心计一样，在玩“走钢丝”。
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给个英文链接？
据说检方明确指出fraud is fraud，华为的lawyers哑巴了，只能告诉法官要想想
答辩四天的报道，Canadian press和globe and mail报道的比较全，中性
检方说的，辩方没有正面否认，只是说，它带来的后果，尤其是给汇丰的破坏性，在加拿大的现行法律下是low risk
简单地说，我的说法，可以警告，罚款，不至于判刑。
我从心里希望孟女士带着家人现在赶紧回国吧。
赶紧送走吧，在哪里对于双方都是大麻烦。即使送去美国判了刑也一定跟一般犯人待遇不一样，国人也照样会支持她，支持华为。而且无论如何也不可能关几十年。
就是麻烦多麻烦少麻烦在哪的问题。加拿大要想做人留一线就放回去，要想得罪人得罪到底就抓紧送美国。宝贝疙瘩捧自己手里早晚烫着
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B.C. judge considers how to deliver Meng Wanzhou decision in a physically distant way
Huawei executive has argued that case against her doesn't meet 'double criminality' test
Amy Smart · The Canadian Press · Posted: Mar 30, 2020 8:04 PM PT | Last Updated: 2 hours ago
Meng Wanzhou is accused of lying to HSBC about Huawei's relationship with an Iran-based subsidiary, putting the bank at risk of violating American sanctions against Iran. (Ben Nelms/CBC)
The B.C. Supreme Court is considering creative ways to deliver a decision in an extradition hearing for Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou as a global pandemic restricts travel and gatherings.
Associate Chief Justice Heather Holmes convened a meeting Monday between Crown prosecutors, defence lawyers, Meng and her interpreter via teleconference.
The United States is seeking Meng's extradition on fraud charges and the court heard arguments in January about whether her alleged conduct would constitute a crime in Canada. Her defence has made an application to the court contending that the case against her does not pass the so-called "double criminality" test.
A court transcript shows Holmes told those who dialled in that she does not plan to release her decision on that application "in the near future."
But when the decision is released and if the COVID-19 crisis is still ongoing, one of Meng's lawyers outlined a proposal that would require Meng's physical presence in court only if Holmes rules in her favour.
According to the transcript, defence lawyer David Martin says there is a need for an in-person appearance only if the judgment falls in her favour.
"Ms. Meng would only appear if the circumstances were appropriate, but the suggestion that she not appear if the application was dismissed is motivated by a concern for the court's and its staff's health and safety,'' Martin said during the conference.
Holmes said she would take the proposal into account and the interests of the public, media and whatever safety restrictions are in place at the time.
The case is adjourned until April 27, when another case management meeting is scheduled. Holmes warned Meng that the next meeting would also likely be conducted via teleconference.
Ruling will determine if Meng is set free
Meng is accused of lying to HSBC about Huawei's relationship with an Iran-based subsidiary, putting the bank at risk of violating American sanctions against Iran.
Her defence has argued that the court must dismiss the case because Canada has rejected similar sanctions, while the Crown said the judge's job is to determine if there's evidence of fraud, not to uphold Canadian sovereignty.
Holmes' ruling on the test of "double criminality'' will determine if Meng is set free or if the court will hear further arguments, including whether her arrest at Vancouver's airport in December 2018 was unlawful.
The United States is seeking Meng Wanzhou's extradition on fraud charges. (Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press)
Court hearings have been cancelled across Canada due to COVID-19 and directions from public health officials prohibiting large gatherings. But those on the conference call said they wanted to keep pushing Meng's case forward.
"This is a unique case occurring in unique times, but it's important, and this has been communicated with my learned friends, to keep this litigation moving forward as best as possible despite the difficult circumstances,'' prosecutor John Gibb-Carsley said.
While counsel participated by phone, Holmes was in court and counted eight other people in the room, saying she directed the sheriffs to ensure everyone obeyed social distancing regulations.
Given widespread public interest in the case, Holmes suggested teleconferencing is not a long-term solution. Meng's arrest in December 2018 at Vancouver's airport ignited diplomatic tensions between Canada and China.
The detention of Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor in China the same month is widely viewed as retaliation for her arrest.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Chinese embassy in Canada said earlier this month said that Kovrig was allowed to have a telephone conversation with his father, who is very ill.
The embassy said in a statement that they allowed this for humanitarian reasons, and it also says Kovrig and Spavor were being given better food to strengthen their immunity against the novel coronavirus, which originated in China.
Huawei executive has argued that case against her doesn't meet 'double criminality' test
Amy Smart · The Canadian Press · Posted: Mar 30, 2020 8:04 PM PT | Last Updated: 2 hours ago
Meng Wanzhou is accused of lying to HSBC about Huawei's relationship with an Iran-based subsidiary, putting the bank at risk of violating American sanctions against Iran. (Ben Nelms/CBC)
The B.C. Supreme Court is considering creative ways to deliver a decision in an extradition hearing for Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou as a global pandemic restricts travel and gatherings.
Associate Chief Justice Heather Holmes convened a meeting Monday between Crown prosecutors, defence lawyers, Meng and her interpreter via teleconference.
The United States is seeking Meng's extradition on fraud charges and the court heard arguments in January about whether her alleged conduct would constitute a crime in Canada. Her defence has made an application to the court contending that the case against her does not pass the so-called "double criminality" test.
A court transcript shows Holmes told those who dialled in that she does not plan to release her decision on that application "in the near future."
But when the decision is released and if the COVID-19 crisis is still ongoing, one of Meng's lawyers outlined a proposal that would require Meng's physical presence in court only if Holmes rules in her favour.
According to the transcript, defence lawyer David Martin says there is a need for an in-person appearance only if the judgment falls in her favour.
"Ms. Meng would only appear if the circumstances were appropriate, but the suggestion that she not appear if the application was dismissed is motivated by a concern for the court's and its staff's health and safety,'' Martin said during the conference.
Holmes said she would take the proposal into account and the interests of the public, media and whatever safety restrictions are in place at the time.
The case is adjourned until April 27, when another case management meeting is scheduled. Holmes warned Meng that the next meeting would also likely be conducted via teleconference.
Ruling will determine if Meng is set free
Meng is accused of lying to HSBC about Huawei's relationship with an Iran-based subsidiary, putting the bank at risk of violating American sanctions against Iran.
Her defence has argued that the court must dismiss the case because Canada has rejected similar sanctions, while the Crown said the judge's job is to determine if there's evidence of fraud, not to uphold Canadian sovereignty.
Holmes' ruling on the test of "double criminality'' will determine if Meng is set free or if the court will hear further arguments, including whether her arrest at Vancouver's airport in December 2018 was unlawful.
The United States is seeking Meng Wanzhou's extradition on fraud charges. (Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press)
Court hearings have been cancelled across Canada due to COVID-19 and directions from public health officials prohibiting large gatherings. But those on the conference call said they wanted to keep pushing Meng's case forward.
"This is a unique case occurring in unique times, but it's important, and this has been communicated with my learned friends, to keep this litigation moving forward as best as possible despite the difficult circumstances,'' prosecutor John Gibb-Carsley said.
While counsel participated by phone, Holmes was in court and counted eight other people in the room, saying she directed the sheriffs to ensure everyone obeyed social distancing regulations.
Given widespread public interest in the case, Holmes suggested teleconferencing is not a long-term solution. Meng's arrest in December 2018 at Vancouver's airport ignited diplomatic tensions between Canada and China.
The detention of Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor in China the same month is widely viewed as retaliation for her arrest.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Chinese embassy in Canada said earlier this month said that Kovrig was allowed to have a telephone conversation with his father, who is very ill.
The embassy said in a statement that they allowed this for humanitarian reasons, and it also says Kovrig and Spavor were being given better food to strengthen their immunity against the novel coronavirus, which originated in China.
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Huawei argues Meng couldn’t have misled bankers
Huawei’s Canadian subsidiary declined to discuss arguments that the company is making in U.S. courts
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Canada asks court to block disclosure of national security secrets in Meng Wanzhou extradition | Globalnews.ca
The court has been asked to prevent the disclosure of "sensitive information" in the case of the Huawei executive.
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U.S. asks court to limit Huawei’s ability to share American evidence with Meng
Department of Justice feats executive is trying to gather evidence from the company’s U.S. court battle so she can ‘litigate the merits of a U.S. criminal prosecution’ against her in Canada
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Interactive timeline: The extradition case of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou
The extradition case of Meng Wanzhou, CFO of Huawei Technologies, has severely damaged Canada's reputation with China and has put Canada in the middle of a high-stakes dispute between the U.S. and Beijing. How did it play out? Where did it begin? Click on each element of the interactive...
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Pandemic complicates Canadian ruling that could set Meng Wanzhou free
A key ruling on whether Meng’s extradition case meets test of ‘double criminality’ will be delivered to the media in a socially distanced courthouse lock-up.
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Public will be allowed to attend double criminality decision in Meng Wanzhou case
The first major decision in the high-profile extradition case of Huawei Co. Ltd.
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加拿大法院将于27日宣布孟晚舟引渡案重要裁决
加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省（卑诗省）最高法院5月21日宣布，法官下周三（27日）将公布中国电讯巨头华为首席财务官孟晚舟是否构成“双重犯罪”的判决结果。据悉，若判决不符合引渡条件且检方放弃上诉，孟晚舟将结束长达500多天的“软禁”，重获自由。...
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Judgment in Huawei executive's double criminality case to be released next week
A judgment in the Meng Wanzhou case is expected to be released next week, according to an advisory from the Superior Courts Judiciary.
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