THE fate of Jack Warner’s extradition challenge now rests with Attorney General John Jeremie, SC, who has launched an investigation into the actions of those involved — including past attorneys general — in the former FIFA vice president’s extradition to the United States on multiple corruption-related charges.

Jeremie’s investigation, which has already started, was disclosed by British attorney Robert Strang on August 5. Strang, who now leads the state’s team for the Office of the Attorney General, requested an adjournment of Warner’s latest extradition challenge currently being heard by Justice Karen Reid.

Strang explained that key individuals have been asked to respond to the findings of former chief magistrate Maria Busby Earle-Caddle in her June 2023 ruling on Warner’s latest request to challenge his extradition in the High Court.