Mo Vayeghan provides legal commentary to major international and national news organizations such as Reuters, Al Jazeera, and the National Post, on the Extradition of Meng Wanzhou
TORONTO/VANCOUVER — A Canadian judge will rule Wednesday on a key aspect of Huawei Technologies Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou’s extradition to the United States, with a favourable judgment seen as paving the way for the release of the Chinese executive after 18 months of house arrest.
The defence’s argument “has the potential to succeed,” said Vancouver-based extradition lawyer Mo Vayeghan, but they “face an uphill battle” because prosecutors “emphasized that fraud is at the heart of the criminal allegations,” rather than the sanctions.
Mo Vayeghan provides analysis on the national response to the COVID-19 outbreak: The Vancouver Sun
In his latest article with the Vancouver Sun, Mo Vayeghan writes: “In moments of crisis, decisive action is required even if it’s unpopular. Canada needs to avoid doing too little, too late at the risk of a devastated health care system and a depleted workforce that is too sick to work. In the fight against COVID-19, the more we do now, the better off we will be.”
“As many non-violent people as possible should be released from jail”, writes Mo Vayeghan inThe National Post.
Mo Vayeghan provides legal commentary to The National Post, one of the most widely circulated newspapers in Canada. In this article, Mr. Vayeghan argues for the release of non-violent offenders from jail during the Coronavirus outbreak.
Mo Vayeghan Provides Legal Commentary for The CBC The National
The legal arguments began Monday in the extradition hearing of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou. To read more: http://cbc.ca/1.5430149 Welcome to The National, ...