Britain now allows extradition to a range of countries without that country having to produce proper evidence that the person in question has committed a crime.
The programme confirms a problem which I experienced in over 25 years in the legal profession - attaching proper weight to expert evidence.
Another witness, criminalist Andrea Mazzola, took the stand and, as she stated in the criminal trial, she said she tried to follow proper procedures when collecting evidence but admitted she didn't always do that.
The embassy says the police raid was carried out without a proper search warrant and that no evidence against Mr Saboor was found.
The Conservatives said it was evidence of the need for "proper controls" on immigration - including a cap on work permits and language test for those who want to move to Britain to get married.
Now of course, this is simply evidence in a court case not actual proper accounting information.
"Recent evidence has shown that the risk of progressing on to a proper stroke is much higher than previously thought, " he told BBC News Online.
"The level of evidence required for this taxpayer-funded scheme is high, which is right and proper, " a spokesman said.
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One possibly vital bit of evidence Greek police overlooked, the inquest heard, was in failing to carry out proper forensic tests on clothing that Mr Hiles, of Llandaff North, had worn on the night he died.
Ms Platt said the "right and proper" outcome would have been for the appeal judges to have sent the case back, with the new evidence to a jury "as the jury are the final arbiters of disputes of this kind and not the Court of Appeal".
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