Sentence examples for after extradition from inspiring English sources
The change in the constitution restored extradition of its citizens as part of Colombia's legal arsenal against drug lords after extradition was outlawed in 1991.
One agent, a young woman, was caught and said after extradition to Seoul that her controllers told her the attack was ordered by Kim Jong Il.
She could face substantial jail time after extradition to the United States, given that she was convicted of 28 counts that carried penalties of 5 to 20 years, the E.P.A. said.
In 1992, Safir defined the term more vividly to a House subcommittee; after extradition attempts fail, extraordinary rendition could range from luring a fugitive to a friendly country or "an outright snatch".
The law enforcement source said that although prosecutors in San Diego and El Paso had formally staked claims to try Guzmán if he is extradited, it is possible, if not likely, that other US attorney's offices with cases against Guzmán will also bid to try him first after extradition.
See articlePeace, manJamaica ended its state of emergency, instituted after an extradition order was issued for an alleged drug-trafficking leader, after the government failed to get the necessary votes in Parliament to extend it.
"Whether Roman Polanski will be effectively extradited to the U.S.A. or not can be established only after the extradition process judicially has been finalized," the statement said.
He is remanded in custody after an extradition hearing.
Thirteen months after the extradition, Berhe is still on trial.
After the extradition, Atta was shown a photo of Berhe.
After lengthy extradition processes and court trials the four ended up in Dutch jails.
