Indonesia and Australia close to prisoner exchange deal
Indonesia and Australia close to prisoner exchange deal, according to The Australian. Australian attorney general, Philip Ruddock has said that an agreement could be reached next month, but that doesn’t necessarily mean Schapelle Corby is coming home.
Extradiction treaties and prisoner exchange deals, are difficult to arrange, because certain countries view the law differently. For example, Japan will deport citizens of other countries, but not its own citizens. Britain will deport anyone, including its own citizens on the barest of evidence. Schapelle Corby doesn’t want to go back to Australia, as there will be on beach days or Pizza Hut. She has 1 more appeal, the Indonesian Supreme court in Jakarta.
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Of course Corby does’nt want to leave the relative comfort of the relaxing Kerobokan Hilton.
Imagine transferring from The Holiday Home of Aussie Do Badders to the routine of Sallyports and Uniforms with an Attitude.
Those dykes in Okker prisons must be salivating at the thought….