The British government then sought his extradition on charges relating to offences committed 20 years ago. |
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While defendant was in custody awaiting an extradition hearing he was served with the Complaint herein. |
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The applicant gave evidence supported by her lawyer as to the political reasons for seeking her extradition. |
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These are applications for writs of Habeas Corpus made in the context of extradition proceedings. |
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If it would be compatible, the judge must order extradition to the category 1 territory in question. |
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Various jurisdictional issues, including extradition, are addressed by the Convention. |
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Section 8 provides for the fixing of a date on which the extradition hearing is to begin and with questions of remand and so forth. |
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His legal team said no extradition documents had been forwarded by Libya and South Africa had no existing extradition treaty with Tripoli. |
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Denaturalisation, deportation and extradition are the only avenues justice can allow. |
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The extradition proceedings will not look at any issues concerning a prisoner's guilt or the evidence against them. |
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First, on the opening page of the chapter, there is a reference to deportation, not extradition. |
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No doubt more information will be put before the trial judge in the event of extradition taking place. |
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This is an issue of extradition which we say is peculiarly based on the exercise of the executive power. |
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The starting point is that the Act of 1989 regulates at least three types of extradition. |
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He says that the failed extradition proceeding failed for commercial reasons. |
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The Court found that extradition to Pennsylvania in a capital case did not violate this standard. |
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For that reason English law has always required a degree of formality before extradition will be allowed. |
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That has not so far, up till last Friday, reduced his resistance to extradition to that country. |
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Self evidently, extradition contemplates trial in another jurisdiction according to the law there. |
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If the court orders his extradition, Beggs has the right to appeal to the Supreme Court in the Hague. |
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The instrument regulates the issues of double indemnity and the conditions for allowing and denying extradition. |
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After the decision, the extradition case continued while Pinochet remained under house arrest. |
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As I have said, although they were subject of separate extradition requests, the committal hearing was conjoined or consolidated. |
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He cannot be extradited to Britain because of an Anglo-Irish agreement that rules suspects in fiscal matters are not subject to extradition. |
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Solicitors acting on behalf of a double murder suspect are to take an appeal against his extradition to the Dutch High Court in The Hague. |
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Various jurisdictional issues are addressed, including extradition agreements. |
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He was then rearrested on extradition proceedings launched by the United States. |
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How else to explain the woeful imbalances contained in the proposed extradition treaty between Britain and the UK which we have just discussed? |
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Earlier this month the Federal Justice Minister decided to allow the extradition process to begin. |
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The Court specifically set out to deal with criminal matters even though it was an extradition case. |
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Provided he is satisfied that the conduct appears to constitute an extradition crime he is entitled to make an order to proceed. |
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Graham said his lawyers will oppose the extradition, which falls under the Patriot Act in the United States. |
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At that time there was no extradition treaty between this country and Bulgaria. |
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The case before Judge Hoff was not one of high treason but one of unlawful extradition. |
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Around 80 per cent of Europeans and around 90 per cent of South Americans favour extradition. |
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The three are appealing against the extradition ruling and the case will no doubt go all the way. |
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I've looked at the extradition treaty and there's no extradition for obscenity. |
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He has concluded that there is no statutory prohibition against extradition. |
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After spending ten years in Belmarsh prison without charge or trial, the home office has agreed to an extradition request from France. |
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They have the power of summary arrest and extradition, in spite of existing British laws, which specifically prohibit such action. |
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He added that in light of extradition requests and anti-terrorism conventions, the pardons were illegal under international law as well. |
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He said he needed to peruse these documents before he could make any submissions against the extradition of his client. |
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What obstacle would there then have been to the presentation of an indictment for the extradition offence? |
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But he is likely to face several court appearances and the process could take months as suspects have the right to appeal against extradition decisions. |
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States Parties may not refuse a request for extradition on the sole ground that the offence is also considered to involve fiscal matters. |
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Judge Welsh decided that frivolousness was not an issue in an extradition matter, leaving only appearance in court and the public interest. |
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It challenged the extradition request, arguing that it was based on illegal wiretap evidence. |
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Botswana could not grant the extradition as it did not have a legal basis for doing so. |
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In 1995 controversy over the extradition to Northern Ireland of a pedophile priest, Brendan Smyth, brought down the Irish government. |
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In the same year, the U.S. requested his extradition for the offenses that he is now facing a decade later. |
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If she is definitively convicted, she will likely face an extradition order to come back to Italy to serve out her sentence. |
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Officials in South Carolina would later say that the South African authorities declined to go along with an extradition. |
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A person may also be detained to prevent unlawful entry or for the purpose of effecting the expulsion, extradition or other lawful removal. |
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Speculation runs the gamut on whether or not Italy would actually request extradition. |
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Please elaborate on what kind of training is provided to officials dealing with the expulsion, return or extradition of asylum-seekers. |
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Tonga's prime minister, Lord Tu'ivakano, says the courts will impartially consider a request for extradition. |
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States should ensure that their domestic arrangements for extradition are as effective and expeditious as possible. |
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If there is reason to believe that the request for extradition is groundless, it may be refused. |
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A consent to committal is an admission that the evidence provided by the requesting state is sufficient to justify extradition. |
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The conflict in Lebanon and the extradition of the NatWest Three are natural Liberal Democrat issues. |
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He told the Guardian that he applied for asylum in July to protect himself from extradition to Russia. |
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Canadian law prohibits the extradition of an individual to a jurisdiction which imposes the death penalty. |
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Here, in particular, the extradition of a number of war criminals would undoubtedly help. |
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As for extradition requests, IAG has opened some 13 files for Canadian requests and three for foreign requests. |
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The Contracting Parties pledge themselves in such cases to grant extradition in accordance with their laws and treaties in force. |
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If the arrest is for the particular purpose of extradition, other provisions of national and international law may apply. |
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What are human rights conditions in relation to the extradition of suspects? |
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Other factors, as well as the need to facilitate extradition, are at work. |
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Had article 14 been better written, each of the guarantees would apply to all proceedings, including extradition proceedings. |
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The extradition hearing is now scheduled to begin in London in January. |
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We should point out that extradition is not absolutely contingent upon the existence of a treaty. |
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Offences contrary to these instruments also provide grounds for extradition. |
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Abu Salem's extradition has additional complications, and there is little possibility of his eventually facing condign punishment for his outrageous crimes. |
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It should be noted that El Salvador does not have one specific law that regulates extradition. |
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Considered a flight risk, he is in custody awaiting extradition to Spain. |
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The Committee therefore found that the extradition amounted to a violation of article 7 of the Covenant. |
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His first demand was that the country's official constitution be rewritten to prohibit extradition. |
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His double life came to an abrupt end on Wednesday when arresting officers armed with a Greek extradition warrant strolled across the road to the hotel. |
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The present case is concerned with extradition to stand trial in Canada. |
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Authorities believe that the litigious Alcala, who has filed numerous complaints about his care in prison, will fight extradition. |
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In September, a rwandan colonel wanted for genocide crimes was denied extradition by a French court and released. |
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Ultimately, the Italian courts and Italian-American extradition agreements may decide the fate of Amanda Knox. |
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Al-Huthaili is a dual citizen of the U.S. and Saudi Arabia and the two countries are not bound by a bilateral extradition treaty. |
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An extradition pact assumes that the signatories play by similar rules of justice and have similar values. |
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In practice, Serbia allows, as a rule, extradition of a foreigner to a foreign country for offences committed in that foreign country. |
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Even when countries share an extradition treaty, one can block the extradition of a wanted person to another. |
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To seek arrest of a wanted person for whom an arrest warrant has been issued and where extradition will likely be requested. |
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But conspiracy, participation and an attempt to commit an offence will also require compulsory extradition and that is definitely far-reaching. |
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There is no question, when it comes to extradition for a charge such as this, that he would have gotten away scot free. |
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In conjunction, the stipulated assurance of immunity from extradition appeared as an act of surrender to a principal trafficker demand. |
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It was designed to carry a clear message to the Constituent Assembly as it neared the end of its debates: proscribe extradition. |
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On the positive side, compared with the old extradition process, the time delay has reduced dramatically. |
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Chinese and Austrian officials are to co-ordinate the extradition of Mr EXAMPLE to Austria. |
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The case relates to an American extradition request. |
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The proposal means that extradition cases would not be examined in the same way as before and that special legislation against crimes specifically classed as terrorism would be implemented on very vague and unclear grounds. |
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Employing a less hard-and-fast concept of sovereignty, you might honor arrest requests only where you have diplomatic relations or extradition treaties with the country concerned. |
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In 1940, a supplemental extradition treaty added narcotics offenses to the list of extraditable offenses. |
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Despite the standing threat of extradition, Polanski has persevered in the face of the American judicial fatwa and managed to pursue his film career in Europe with artistic success, until now. |
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The reference in the last sentence to the application of the rule of speciality in the context of extradition law, however, appeared not to fit in the context of ne bis in idem. |
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I suggest somewhat tongue in cheek that in a middle of an extradition hearing a citizen or other person should not be saddled with the need to make a freedom of information act application. |
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As regards the criminal law field, it will be necessary to identify priorities for the negotiations of mutual assistance and extradition agreements. |
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It does not involve the element of transferring a person to the 'sovereign power' of another State upon the latter's request, which is the hall mark of an extradition. |
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This may have the appearance of decisive action and being tough on crime, but it is at the same time an obstacle to cooperation in the area of extradition. |
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After his release on bail in April 2006 following international pressure, he did not obtain the guarantee of any legal status and he lived in fear of an upcoming extradition. |
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At the same time, I cannot help querying in my mind why it is that, although we expect extradition from Chile to take place, we were not so demanding on extradition from Japan when it was repeatedly requested in the past. |
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David Chulan, 51, is awaiting extradition after he was nabbed in a rural part of Co Limerick. |
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The Criminal Procedure Law provides that international legal assistance, which also includes extradition, shall not be conditional upon the existence of international agreements. |
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The Ministry of Justice has noted that participation in the European Judicial Network has helped it to deal with requests for extradition, which are increasing in number, more quickly. |
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This seems obvious to us and we cannot agree to extradition or to cooperation in criminal matters if the death penalty or an unfair trial might ensue. |
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In February, France denied three more cases of extradition to Rwanda. |
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Before the extradition, the Egyptian Organization for Human Rights had expressed concerns about the extraditing the prisoners. |
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If the provisional arrest is accomplished, then the formal extradition request must be made within the time established by the controlling legal agreement or the domestic law of the custody State. |
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However, if a wanted person opposes their extradition, the FOJ will invite the US to submit a formal extradition request within the deadline of 40 days specified in the bilateral extradition treaty. |
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Indeed, he has responded with sophistry to a legal and legitimate request by our country, by our Republic, for the extradition to Venezuela of Mr. Posada Carriles for trial by our authorities. |
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Furthermore, the Union has legislated in areas such as extradition, family law, asylum law, and criminal justice. |
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It is not like an extradition process where we are extraditing them to their home country or another jurisdiction where they would face a charge or trial for these serious crimes. |
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In so far as they are prosecuted under ordinary criminal law, and this generally applies to minors above a certain age, their cases are incontrovertibly covered by extradition law. |
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The extradition provisions are designed to ensure that the Convention supports and complements preexisting extradition arrangements and does not detract from them. |
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The decision also recognizes the importance of comity, or respect for the laws of our treaty partners in making my decision on surrender in extradition cases. |
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An extradition request for criminal prosecution purposes shall be accompanied by a certified copy of the resolution ordering that the person concerned be taken into custody. |
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On the basis of a special petition to such effect, the person sought may be taken into custody even before the receipt of an extradition request in his respect. |
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What is meant by the social order is that the person whose extradition is sought would be subjected to physical disfigurement, burning by fire or amputation. |
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This made it burdensome for the colonial governments to enforce extradition. |
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As the Americans seek the arrest of people on European soil who may be responsible, they must shake their heads in disbelief at the multitude of bilateral extradition agreements, which they will need to employ. |
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It also establishes extradition between the states, as well as laying down a legal basis for freedom of movement and travel amongst the states. |
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Second, a proposal to replace the traditional extradition procedures by a system of surrendering persons sought between judicial authorities on the basis of a European arrest warrant. |
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A judge in Buenos Aires has ordered the arrest of three Argentinian businessmen in connection with the Fifa corruption scandal, following a US extradition request. |
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A 36-year old trader, Navinder Singh Sarao, is challenging his extradition to the US, where he is accused of artificially manipulating the market. |
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The extradition of a mentally ill British suspect to face trial in the US for running a jihadi training camp was lawful, the European court of human rights has ruled. |
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The aim is to initiate the arrest and return of a wanted person by another member state. Using this system, wanted persons can be returned to the requesting state more quickly than in extradition proceedings. |
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The request was declined by Kuwait on the grounds that, unlike Lithuania, Kuwait did not accept the Convention as a legal agreement regulating extradition. |
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It also serves to build trust between authorities in different member states who cooperate in criminal matters, including extradition and the European Arrest Warrant. |
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In addition, this may be accomplished through the combination of an extradition treaty and a treaty on the transfer of a foreign sentenced person. |
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The adoption of agreements and legislation to permit the backing of warrants would go far towards enhancing extradition effectiveness and consequently merits serious consideration. |
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Further measures allowed the extradition of officials for trial elsewhere in the Empire, if the governor felt that a fair trial could not be secured locally. |
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