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iiclr-17801	Sullivan Jr., Frank	Conclusion	2004	3	.pdf	application/pdf	732	33	51	In this article, I have argued that separation of powers and its animating values of institutional competence and democracy should have dictated that U.K. courts dismiss Pinochet's application for habeas corpus on grounds of non-justiciability and that, if faced with the sovereign immunity defense during judicial review of an extradition order, resolved the question as a matter of statutory construction and not by reference to customary international law. They employed arguments from propositions of customary inter- national law never before incorporated in U.K. law to support the conclusion that Pinochet was or was not entitled to former head of state immunity.	cache/iiclr-17801.pdf	txt/iiclr-17801.txt