The case of retired businessman Christoper Tappin, extradited in February 2012, is very complex - but basically comes down to an allegation that the British importer was part of a conspiracy to supply American batteries without export licences that were ultimately bound for Iranian missiles.
A legal precedent might be the 1998 case of retired Maj.
Take the case of retired army general Manuel Antonio Callejas y Callejas.
In the case of retired tennis player and former ITV host Dan Lobb, it seems his might be his attempt at finding out who leaked a video of him wanking onto the internet – an incident that is the focus of a documentary set to air on Channel 4 tonight, Celebrity Sextortion.
But, in the case of retiring abroad, how welcome would you be to put down roots and make a country your adopted home?
Consider the cases of retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Brent Scowcroft, who was national security adviser to Presidents Gerald Ford and George H.W. Bush, and Army Gen. Alexander Haig, who served under President Ronald Reagan as secretary of state.
Three additional offenses have occurred during the tenure of GE's current CEO, Jeffrey Immelt: last year's accounting fraud case, misreporting of retired CEO Jack Welch's compensation, and the bribery of Iraqi officials under Saddam Hussein during the "oil for food" scandal.
In the case of older retired voters – who don't pay income tax on social security and receive generous healthcare benefits from the state – that seems unlikely, given that national polls have the over-65s as one of Mitt Romney's strongest bases of support.
Take the case of the retired federal judge John J. Gibbons, a reserved and slightly dour man who wears crisp white shirts and pinstriped suits, who was a Nixon appointee to the bench, and Shafiq Rasue, an Islamic militant accused of fighting against American forces in Afghanistan and incarcerated in the detention center in Guantánamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba.
Obama cited the case of a retired Texas nurse, Robin Beaton, who had her heath insurance canceled by her insurance company as she was about to undergo breast cancer surgery.
L. 91 93 inapplicable in cases of persons retired or otherwise separated prior to Oct. 20, 1969, their rights and of their survivors continued as if such amendment had not been enacted, see section 207(a) of Pub.
