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Julian Assange can be extradited for charges of sex crimes, a judge ruled today.

"I believe he can be extradited," Mr. Gamarra said, "although this is not just a legal matter.

The final decision on whether Mr. Noriega, 73, can be extradited to France lies with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.

See articleA judge in the United States ruled that Manuel Noriega can be extradited to France to face money-laundering charges.

Under the rule of double jeopardy, no one can be extradited for a crime for which he has already been tried.

Under a new Israeli law, a citizen can be extradited only if there is a promise the sentence can be served in Israel.

The Extradition Act will be amended to ensure that people can only be extradited if the country seeking them has made a decision to charge and try them, unless their presence is required to make that decision.

"On grounds of suspicion he can easily be extradited," said Kalin.

By then, I suspect, many British viewers will be hoping that Jack can soon be extradited to his homeland.

Some requests were botched: in one case, Egyptian prosecutors misunderstood the principle of "double criminality", which means a suspect can usually be extradited for breaking the requesting country's laws only if a similar law exists in the extraditing country.

The home secretary Theresa May, in particular, wants to pursue that agenda, citing how Britons can currently be extradited for trial abroad without evidence being heard in British courts.