Former top gun pilot fights to postpone extradition hearing after Chinese training accusation

He is also accused of money laundering while a US citizen.

Former US marine Daniel Edmund Duggan is accused of illegally aiding China by training pilots. Appearing at Downing Centre Local Court on Wednesday, Duggan's lawyer Dennis Miralis said his client would seek to vacate an upcoming hearing on November 23 for the United States' extradition application.

"However at the same time, it's absolutely essential that Dan's right to a fair hearing is preserved and nothing is done to prejudice that right," he told AAP. Miralis said these agencies had opposed handing over material to the former navy pilot, citing secrecy and the possibility of interference in international relations.

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