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Lajal Attache fauris, France . * hearing as to whether he should and hae protected the richts of 4d. he proposed plan as may be deened inadequate. 2. The plan does not extruditable offenses as do our offense ts extraditable depends Arges aN, hae pore FR . . . contains the tndefintte etatement that, except where the treaty ordaine otherwise, rules of procedure as to extradition are subject to the prerogative of the requested states be extradited. The extradition etatute, Title 18, U.SeC., Sectton $194, contenplates the filing of a conplatnt before a state or . feceral judge, ond tf the fugitive te arrested, he shall be brought béfore the magistrate tesuing the warrant for a Tne Tepartment continues that while there may be some a delays at times, the procedure, on the whole, has worked well .- the accused. The proposed Plan. would appear to place too much power tn the International Police : to pass on the ovyest and extradition of a fugttive without . eufficient check by a magistrate and the State Deparimente It ts not destred that you convey such to lfonsieur Le Duclouz, Secretary General of the International Crininal Police Conmntsston, but t¢ ts belleved cesirable that you bring to the attention of ionsteur Duclour certatn of the general observations which were mace in reply by the Department of Justices which ares would rencer our present Extradition wo in Pt etl. sy. int contain an enumerated List present treaties. htether on the sentence tmposed or S. The present treaties for the most part cover major crines or the more serious offenses. "Be Treaties tnoperative and would regutre a. change in our laws and tt might be nore practicable to anend such of the present treattes of an . tmposable. only. 4. The actton that ts to be taken after the accused's arrest and what the procedure ts are not entirely cleare al tit dll anaes deel nen ee ined dl as ka a Pa