How do you use Extradition in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like surrender, plus the exact meaning.
Extradition in a sentence
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Extradition meaning
A formal process by which a criminal suspect held by one government or jurisdiction is handed over to another government or jurisdiction for trial or, if the suspect has already been tried and found guilty, to serve his or her sentence.
Synonyms of Extradition
Example sentences (20)
Brian Estep is awaiting extradition to Florida after being charged as a fugitive from justice on first-degree murder.
Singletary is expected to appear in Florida court Friday regarding his extradition back to North Carolina, police said.
South Korea's National Police Agency said it would collaborate with Montenegro as they seek Kwon's extradition.
The US has approached the Czech government for Gupta’s extradition and proceedings relating to it are underway.
As per the terms of his extradition, Bankman-Fried was freed on $250 million bond and ordered to surrender his passport.
Leifer fled to Israel in 2008 when accusations arose and fought her extradition through more than 70 hearings.
Ivon Adams, 36, was arrested last week in Arizona on murder and child neglect charges and awaits extradition.
Justice Minister Flávio Dino said Friday that Torres would face extradition if he didn’t return to the country by Monday.
The Department of Justice thanks Dutch authorities for their assistance in securing the arrest and extradition of Dubnikov.
On June 10, 2020, India filed a complaint seeking the provisional arrest of 62-year-old Rana with a view towards extradition.
A court hearing for a rape suspect fighting extradition to the US has been postponed on medical grounds.
Kohberger’s extradition hearing eventually went through, and he was pulled out of Monroe County Jail for transport back to Idaho.
He’s now in an Indiana jail awaiting extradition back to the state of Florida to face the charges.
Australia has no extradition treaty with Nigeria, but the men will be prosecuted under local laws.
But the anti-graft agency said on Monday that it had commenced an extradition process to bring Diezani back to Nigeria to face trial.
Following his arrest he was held in Cherlapally Central Jail in Hyderabad awaiting extradition.
However, he also notes that it's unlikely extradition will even be necessary as Trump has not signaled that he would resist his arrest.
Lines was extradited to Brisbane, where she will face court with South Australian detectives applying for her extradition to Adelaide.
He accuses British authorities of having 'ulterior' motives and 'conniving' to get him back with a view to onward extradition to the US.
Detectives also meticulously checked the suspect’s past to see if they could find any recent offences that would justify an extradition.
Common combinations with extradition
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the extradition 44×
- extradition to 31×
- extradition of 18×
- an extradition 18×
- his extradition 17×
- extradition treaty 16×
- extradition hearing 9×
- extradition request 9×
- awaiting extradition 8×
- no extradition 7×
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