 Past Canadian case law, like "Re Federal Republic of Germany and Rauca" and obiter dicta in "Canada v. Schmidt" (1987) also indicated extradition was a violation, but still a justified limit, on section 6.The Court then turned to section 1 of the "Charter", which provides for reasonable limits on rights.Cotroni declined to argue that extradition was unreasonable under section 1, since predent had already determined it was reasonable.