Examples of using Extradition in English and their translations into German
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Extradition doesn't exist.
Free Him Now! No Extradition!
Malovic: extradition process against Bojovic initiated.
I will make sure the extradition goes quickly.
The European Arrest Warrant has replaced extradition.
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We have no extradition with Venezuela.
That we call a constitutional referendum to abolish extradition.
First, you're facing extradition to Mexico.
Mutual assistance in criminal matters, including extradition;
This has been standard extradition practice for at least 50 years.
Extradition between Member States 1995 and 1996 Conventions- Schengen Acquis.
Serbia submitted evidence to the Court to support their extradition claim.
Pursuant to this Act, extradition can only be ordered if the“principles of the rule of law” are adhered to.
EU/ USA agreement on judicial co-operation in criminal matters and on extradition.
This Agreement shall apply to requests for extradition made after its entry into force.
That is, extradition can no longer be denied on the grounds of political crime.
They know Galán's gonna win and they know that he will support extradition, and they're not gonna sit around and await being sent back to the US.
Extradition between France and the United States is a bureaucratic nightmare, you know that.
Subject Convention on simplified extradition procedure between the Member States of the European Union.
To the optional grounds for non-execution provided for by the framework decision,some Member States have added other grounds for refusing extradition.
However, Austria refused extradition on the grounds that Asner was unfit to stand trial due to severe dementia.
Statement by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union on the extradition of Mladen Naletilic(Tuta) to the ICTY in the Hague.
Spain requested his extradition for his alleged involvement in the kidnap and assassination of the Spanish diplomat Carmelo Soria.
The parties undertake to include such offences as extraditable offences in any extradition treaty to be concluded between or among them.
Extradition for offences under military law which are not offences under ordinary criminal law is excluded from the application of this Convention.
The requirement of double criminalitycan only protect the prosecuted person from extradition but not from prosecution by the foreign state.
 Likewise, British intra-empire regulation of extradition and deportation between British jurisdictions themselves became significant as British subjects moved between them in greater numbers.
France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, and Sweden have adapted their legislation enabling extradition in the case of offences referred to in Articles 2, 3 and 4.
The Belgian judge, everyone here now hopes, will shortly seek Habré's extradition from Senegal, where Habré's victims began their quest two years ago.
Except where this Convention otherwise provides, the procedure with regard to extradition and provisional arrest shall be governed solely by the law of the requested Party.