Extradition Act 1968 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 5 · Additional Provisions in Relation to Declared Commonwealth Territories
30. Person surrendered may consent to other offences being taken into consideration for sentencing
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This Act does not prevent a court in —
a declared Commonwealth territory — where a fugitive is surrendered by Singapore to that territory; or
fugitive
“fugitive” means a person who is accused of an extradition crime that is alleged to have been committed, or convicted of an extradition crime that was committed at a place within the jurisdiction of a foreign State or a declared Commonwealth country or of a part of such State or country and is, or is suspected to be, in Singapore;
Singapore — where a fugitive is surrendered by a declared Commonwealth territory to Singapore,from taking into account, with the fugitive’s consent, any other offence (whether an extradition offence or otherwise) committed by the fugitive in determining and passing sentence for the offence for which the fugitive was surrendered.