Extradition in a sentence

Mr Grange told the PA news agency: “There is no extradition treaty and, therefore, in order to seek the extradition the two governments have to enter into a memorandum of understanding for the extradition of the named individual.

Though the extradition practice would be new for Ecuador, Latin American countries, including Colombia and Mexico, often accede to extradition requests from the United States and other nations.

He resisted extradition to Sweden on number of grounds including that the real reason for the request for his extradition was that Sweden was primed to surrender him to the US and because the EAW was not issued by a “judicial authority”.

In July, the District Attorney's Office announced that it had filed court papers to move the extradition process forward, and an extradition hearing is set Dec. 11 in Buffalo.

Tamimi is on America’s “Most Wanted Terrorist” list, but the United States has been unable to secure her extradition as a 1995 extradition agreement was not ratified by Jordan’s government.

This would mark the first high-profile extradition of its kind under the India-UK Extradition Treaty, signed in 1992.

Twice since 2000 he has successfully fought extradition to France – and next month he will fight a third extradition bid from the French authorities in the High Court.

Assange’s lawyers also requested a preliminary hearing to determine whether the extradition treaty applied at all arguing that political offences are excluded from the extradition treaty.

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam had repeatedly cited Chan's case as justifying the proposed amendments to the extradition legislation, saying he could not be sent to the self-ruled island because there was no extradition agreement in place.

Hong Kong’s extradition laws in many ways mirror Australia’s extradition legislation.

Prosecutors and judges in extradition cases in various countries cited the tribunal and European court decisions as precedents when arguing for extradition.

She asked for the investigation to focus on whether the Extradition Act was followed in Diab's case and if there are specific concerns that need to be addressed with regard to Canada's extradition treaty with France.

The Australian government may not be able to interfere in the UK’s legal processes, but could certainly lobby harder against the extradition of Julian Assange (“Smith lobbied to halt Assange extradition”, October 15).

The Irish Council of Civil Liberties said that a return to the old extradition system is complicated by the history of extradition between the UK and Ireland.

An Ontario judge described the evidence against Diab as “weak, convoluted and confusing”, but his extradition went ahead anyway, prompting concerns about the low evidentiary standard required to grant an extradition request in Canada.

German prosecutors seek extradition of Catalonia's Carles Puigdemont (2 days ago) - Prosecutors have asked a regional court in northern Germany to permit the extradition of the.

A court hearing for a rape suspect fighting extradition to the US has been postponed on medical grounds.

Also in June 2021, the United Nations’ Human Rights Committee issued a decision demanding the suspension of the extradition of Alex Saab to the US.

A Mexican federal judge ordered the release of a cartel-connected border-state former governor fighting extradition to the U.S. where he is wanted on money laundering charges.

As of Friday, Martinez was being held at Maricopa County jail in lieu of $1 million bail, pending extradition proceedings, the release said.