Exemples d'utilisation de Extradition is possible en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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This is why extradition is possible.
Extradition is possible only where there is a reciprocal agreement.
With the exception of the cases mentioned above, extradition is possible if.
Extradition is possible only by arrangement between Governments.
In the absence of a treaty, extradition is possible on the basis of reciprocity.
Extradition is possible where the offence of which the person is accused or convicted is not of a political character.
The Committee further welcomes that extradition is possible to all States parties to the Optional Protocol.
Extradition is possible to and from designated countries under the Extradition Act, under the London Scheme and on the basis of reciprocity.
According to Law No.1/1979 on Extradition, in the absence of bilateral treaty, extradition is possible on the principle of good relations with other states.
However, temporary extradition is possible if a bilateral convention is in place which provides for that possibility.
IAG writes to NSPPS enclosing positive response from India re: dual criminality and indicating that extradition is possible, depending on specific facts and circumstances.
In the absence of dual criminality extradition is possible under the European Arrest Warrant and Surrender Procedures, and for Iceland and Norway.
The principle of double criminality is a key issue for extradition, which is applied flexibly so that extradition is possible where a similar offence exists under Kuwaiti law.
Extradition is possible only where there is an extradition treaty with the requesting State and that treaty has a provision to allow the extradition of nationals.
The Vienna Convention of 1988 against illicit trafficking in narcotic drugs andpsychotropic substances: Extradition is possible through this Convention, but only if the requesting country is also a party to this Convention.
Extradition is possible for acts that are offences under the law of both contracting parties, and for which the prescribed penalty is deprivation of liberty for more than one year or other more serious punishment.
However, regarding the latter provision,(deprivation of liberty ordetention order for life) extradition is possible whenever the requesting State provides assurances that such sentence will not be enforced, based on the principle of flexibility introduced in article 33 of the Portuguese Constitution by the fourth constitutional revision.
Although extradition is possible on the basis of reciprocity, comity or domestic legislation, a considerable number of States have historically preferred to extradite to countries with which they have treaty relations.
Pursuant to these bilateral treaties, extradition is possible in the majority of the cases(Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland and Slovakia) on the basis of criminal acts stipulated in article 4, with the exception of coercion.
Extradition is possible for acts which are offences under the law of both contracting parties, and for which the prescribed penalty is deprivation of liberty for more than one year or more serious punishment.