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...an affidavit filed before the Supreme court that they were still pursuing extradition orders for [[Ottavio Quattrocchi]]. The [[Interpol]], at the request of the ...presented in the Argentine Supreme Court. The government of India lost the extradition case as the government of India did not provide a key court order which was

...nd his legal team were willing to negotiate his cooperation, and he waived extradition to Maryland. ...ition to Maryland. Muhammad's legal team was ultimately unsuccessful, and extradition was ordered by a Virginia judge in August 2005.

Burns wired [[California]] officials and secured [[extradition]] papers for McManigal, J.B. McNamara and J.J. McNamara. Burns left for [[ ...cNamara access to legal representation and had no authority to approve his extradition. Both McNamaras had been arrested on the basis of a confession wrung from

...ER'; HE ADMITS ROLE; Files of Edison Co. Lead to Ex-Employe in Waterbury --Extradition Is Planned

...ruth"/> US authorities would later assert the rendition was legal under an extradition treaty signed with the UK, before [[Partition of India|Partition]] when Ind ...urned to the United States via extradition proceedings initiated under the Extradition Treaty between the United States and Pakistan, Kasi's reliance upon [[Unite

...cial review; risk of subjecting to torture during the transfer, return and extradition of people between or within countries; and the adoption of security measure

...n is of particular importance in extradition treaties because, to grant an extradition, most legal systems require that the crime be punishable both in the reques

...and the adoption of new, sweeping frameworks for mutual legal assistance, extradition, law-enforcement cooperation and technical assistance and training.

...F34BC4152DFB4678383679FDE December 19, 1868, "The Indiana Lynching and the Extradition Treaty"]

...United States could bring evidence that bin Laden was guilty, they would [[Extradition|hand him over]], stating that they had no evidence linking him to the [[Sep ...binladen/usbinladen1.pdf PDF of indictments].</ref> The Taliban rejected [[extradition]] requests by the U.S., variously claiming that bin Laden had "gone missing

...sao/ct/Press2004/20041006.html| archivedate = May 26, 2006}}</ref> Ahmad's extradition is opposed by various British Muslim organizations, such as the [[Muslim As

...n who had been murdered in a foreign state which had refused punishment or extradition of the murderer, the right to seize the foreigner and bring him before the ...[defendant]]s{{Citation needed|date=February 2008}}, ignoring the normal [[extradition]] processes in international law.<ref>Raymond Bonner: [http://www.nybooks.c

...-indicted for her alleged involvement, and was detained in Israel, pending extradition, when she died of a heart attack in 1994.<ref name=jweek />

...to the less-than-sympathetic [[Chile]]an authorities. He was immediately [[Extradition|extradited]], and was held without conviction for eight years before escapi ...rial on the airline bombing charges, and Venezuela has formally sought his extradition. |work=[[New York Times]] |date= April 27, 2006|accessdate=2009-02-17 }}</r