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All his activity was conducted via mail and internet originating from
Canada over a 10 year or longer period.<br>
All his activity was broadcast via a specialty TV channel for several
years.<br>
All his activity was documented on a net site for several years.<br>
His business in Canada and Canada Post originated the product and
carried the shipments.<br>
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Adrian Tymes wrote:<br>
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--- "Lifespan Pharma Inc." <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:megao@sasktel.net"><megao@sasktel.net></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Emery's alleged
dealings in the U.S.
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...if the guy really did travel to the US, did illegal-in-US business
physically within US territory, then returned to Canada, then the US
has every right to request his extradition. Just like if someone went
to Iran with a bunch of contraband-in-Iran sexual education materials,
sold them there in violation of Iran's laws, then returned to the US.
(Of course, the US is less cooperative with Iran than Canada is with
the US, but that's a separate issue.)
Of course, that's if he did do business physically within the US. If
he did business remotely (say, online) and had someone else ship the
goods, his status is a bit murkier (although the shipper may be up on
smuggling charges).
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