extradition

They decided instead to bring international pressure to force his extradition.

This has been standard extradition practice for at least 50 years.

I did some legal research for him on extradition laws.

Before the latest two extraditions, the last was in 1990.

"An extradition to America would be the same as an execution."

We've got a lot of extradition treaties around the world.

The case then moved on to the validity of the extradition order itself.

The extradition will take place in "the coming few days", says the Minister.

If the American authorities found him first, it would be a matter of extradition.

He was killed after the extradition of the latter one.

A ruling on the extradition is not expected until next week.

Court officials said an extradition hearing was likely to be held Monday.

The European court is expected to rule on his extradition case soon.

Tell him we need to move people down there and start the framework for extradition.

This is a significant first step toward securing his extradition.

Of the 9 others, 3 are fighting extradition from Britain.

He also made it clear that extradition was not being abandoned.

The new agreement on extradition will also have a contribution to make.

But the law was changed to allow extradition in certain circumstances.

He was not at all concerned by this new application for his extradition.

The next possible date for the extradition hearing was to have been June 2010.

Finally the court will issue a decision on extradition, but that can be appealed.

Who knows, extradition might work for a change, and you'd get to go to Rio.

Only after he is tried can another trial take place on an American request for his extradition.

German prosecutors earlier said they may ask for his extradition.