The word "extraditable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who can legally be extradited from one country to another, usually for criminal charges. For example, "The suspect was found to be extraditable, so the court ordered him to be sent to the US for his trial."
He also expressed grave doubts as to whether the Belgian extradition request contained extraditable crimes.
Seven years later 50 countries signed a convention for the suppression of unlawful seizure of aircraft, specifically designating that the unlawful seizure of an aircraft in flight through force, the threat of force, or intimidation was an extraditable offense in any extradition treaty between the signatories.
"If he is extraditable," President Vicente Fox said, "he will be extradited".
America now has only to allege that an "extraditable" offence one carrying a maximum prison sentence of at least one year has been committed to justify a request for extradition, while Britain still has to submit supporting evidence.The new regime denies the defendant a chance to challenge the evidence against him in an English court.
America has only to allege that an "extraditable" offence one carrying a maximum prison sentence of at least one year has been committed to justify an extradition from Britain.
At that time, Israel didn't recognise sodomy (since renamed criminal sexual act) as an extraditable offence and Mondrowitz was beyond reach.
Colombian authorities are trying to check on a letter from "the Extraditables"—potential victims of the new law claiming responsibility.
Calling themselves "the extraditables", the mobsters waged a campaign of car bombs and murders in the 1980s to avoid extradition to the United States.
Whatever the truth in this case, the extraditables are back.
On December 4th, a journalist and President Ernesto Samper's chief press spokesman were abducted maybe by the new extraditables, though a guerrilla group is also claiming credit.
But bribes from and fear of the new "extraditables" have played a bigger part.
