Examples of using Extradition process in English and their translations into Italian
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Extradition process begins in Frankfurt.
Assistant Secretary West is here to begin the extradition process.
Of course, the entire extradition process was delayed, but in general it's not even bad.
Assistant Secretary West is here to begin the extradition process.
The extradition process, however, proved more complex than initially envisioned.
Assistant Secretary West is here to begin the extradition process.
Each step in the extradition process, each incomprehensible delay, four weeks, six weeks, over and over again.
It plays a key role in the exchange of information and in extradition processes.
On the positive side, compared with the old extradition process, the time delay has reduced dramatically.
to quite considerably reduce the time that the extradition process takes.
Cases treated under the old extradition process often took over a year,
and obviously we welcome it when obstacles in the way of the extradition process between EU states are removed.
The next hearing in the extradition process was set for September 25th,
only saying that“an extradition process is under way”.
the European arrest warrant will fully replace the extradition process throughout the European Union,
and they want to start the extradition process.
allowing our judicial authorities to reduce the extradition process to an average of 13 days in over half of all cases.
refers to the political authorities' current‘interference' in the extradition process, even on the grounds of respect for human rights.
draw up legislative proposals to replace the formal extradition process with a simple procedure for transferring persons who have been convicted
European arrest warrant has made extradition and processes for terrorists living abroad easier.
The full depreciation of political asylum processes, of extradition and deportation, the negation of judicial review
