 Even if extradition may not be the smallest possible limit on the right, the government was allowed some flexibility and extradition simply did not strike at the primary values of section 6.This conclusion was reinforced by the fact that extradition has long been practiced in Canada, and "Re Burley" (1865) showed that criminals should receive "little leniency" in extradition cases.A dissent was written by Justice Bertha Wilson.