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Thursday, November 26, 1998 Published at 14:53 GMT


Quiz the correspondent




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The Law Lords have decided that General Augusto Pinochet does not have immunity from prosecution. Now the fate of the former Chilean dictator lies with the UK Home Secretary Jack Straw.

But how simple will the home secretary's decision be? Once he has made it, will that be the end of the affair? And whatever the outcome, just what will be the implications for other former heads of state who think they have immunity from extradition?

For the anwer to these and any other questions you want answered in the light of recent events surrounding General Pinochet, email the BBC's Legal Affairs Correspondent Joshua Rozenberg.

Joshua will be answering your questions online on Friday 27 November between 1500 and 1600 gmt.





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