Exemples d'utilisation de Could not be extradited en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Persons who had been granted refugee status in Ukraine could not be extradited.
He or she could not be extradited or deported to another country or stripped of his or her nationality without due cause.
Pursuant to article 28 of the Constitution,foreigners could not be extradited for political offences.
The European could not be extradited to Texas unless Texas gave the member state in Europe assurances that the death penalty would not be applied.
If evidence of such violations existed, or even a strong suspicion,the individual concerned could not be extradited.
If the Supreme Court declared that a person could not be extradited, the minister had no discretion and no extradition could take place.
According to article 7 of the Constitution,Turkmen citizens who had committed crimes abroad could not be extradited.
Nevertheless, shortly afterwards,in August 1995, a Bariloche court judged that Priebke could not be extradited precisely for the same reason that prosecution was time-barred.
Persons who risked being sentenced to death orsubjected to acts of torture in the requesting country could not be extradited.
On 15 August 2012, the High Court of Australia ruled that 90-year-old Zentai could not be extradited because the offence of a"war crime" did not exist in Hungarian law in 1944.
In response to the Commission's questions regarding the topic of aut dedere aut judicare, she said that, under the law of her country, Romanian citizens andpersons who had been granted political asylum could not be extradited.
Paragraph 116 stated that, under article 33 of the Constitution,Portuguese citizens could not be extradited or deported from the national territory.
The bill envisaged jurisdiction for crimes against humanity if either the perpetrator or the victim was Austrian, if the crime affected other Austrian interests orif the perpetrator was a foreigner who was present in Austria and could not be extradited.
Vasiljkovic's lawyers argued that his detention in Australia was illegal and claimed that he could not be extradited, because no applicable treaty existed between Croatia and Australia.
A consensus could be reached on a text which would provide for a State to investigate all the elements of a case involving the extradition ofa person from its territory and to afford the requesting State legal assistance prior to issuing any judgement stating that the person in question could not be extradited.
On 24 February 2014, the French Supreme Court(Cour de Cassation) ruled that Muhayimana could not be extradited because Rwanda's application was based on laws passed after the alleged crimes took place.
An important development in that context was thelinking of jurisdiction and extradition measures in“extradite or prosecute” provisions, under which a State must ensure that it had jurisdiction to prosecute any offender who could not be extradited by reason of his or her nationality.
In the present case, the Supreme Court reversed the Upper Regional Court's decision that the author could not be extradited, and returned the case for a reconsideration that did not take into account the author's rights to a fair trial/appeal.
Article 9 of the Military Criminal Code, which contained the"close link" criteria, applied only to foreigners andonly in cases in which the alleged perpetrators could not be extradited or prosecuted by an international criminal tribunal.
However, the Code of Criminal Procedure provided for a number of cases in which a foreigner could not be extradited: in the absence of a bilateral agreement with the country of origin, if the individual concerned had already been convicted of the crime referred to in the extradition request, or if the statute of limitations had expired.
As from 1 June 2004, universal jurisdiction could be exercised only if the suspected perpetrators were in Switzerland,had a close link to Switzerland and could not be extradited or handed over to an international criminal court.
With regard to the protection of the rights of refugees andasylum seekers, she was satisfied to note that such persons could not be extradited if there were serious reasons for believing that they might be tortured in the country requesting their extradition.
Article 9 of the Military Criminal Code, which contained the"close link" criteria, applied only to foreigners andonly in cases in which the alleged perpetrators could not be extradited or prosecuted by an international criminal tribunal.
On 26 February 2014 the High Court of Appeal ruled that Muhayimana, who has had French nationality since 2010 andworks for the Rouen city council, could not be extradited because Rwanda's application was based on laws passed after the alleged crimes took place.
Those crimes encompassed those committed by an Austrian national, if they were punishable under the law of the State where the crime was committed orif the perpetrator was a foreigner, was arrested in Austria and could not be extradited for reasons other than those resulting from the character of the crime.
One expert, while recognizing the clear necessity for the article, believed that the mere reference to article 2 of the Conventionwas not appropriate and that the circumstances in which an asylum could not be extradited should be clearly spelt out and, in this connection he referred to article 4 of the Caracas Convention on Territorial Asylum.
This would be the clearest case of the imposition of the penal concepts of one country on another, in so far as, even when there is reliable evidence of the guilt of an individual orhe had already been sentenced in the United States, he could not be extradited since Canadian penal legislation would not consider his conduct to be an offence;
It should be noted, however, that the case law on extradition had changed: the Supreme Court had stated that a person suspected of serious human rights violations, war crimes orcrimes against humanity could not be extradited as long as they did not meet the conditions set by Colombian law to guarantee the right to truth, justice and reparation.
Many treaty provisions were actually worded in a manner that obliged States to exercise their jurisdiction when for some reason the detained person could not be extradited, for example when that person was a national of the concerned State.
To date, his Government had not received any requests for extradition of alleged members of terrorist organizations, but any requests it might receive would be considered by the courts in the light of the laws on extradition,under which a person could not be extradited if he or she was being persecuted for political reasons or if extradition might entail a breach of article 32 of the European Convention on Human Rights.