Sentence examples for extradition between from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrats, who are the junior coalition partners and are more pro-European than the Conservatives, favor the European Arrest Warrant, which speeds and simplifies extradition between European Union nations.

Like the 13 other suspects, he avoided extradition between 1997 and 2001 by filing appeals based on a criminal code provision that says Mexican citizens must be sentenced under Mexican laws.

The Sept. 11 attacks have caused the topic of internal security, including Europe-wide policing, border controls and arrangements for extradition between member countries, to become central issues on the European agenda, propelled especially by countries like Spain, which faces its own terrorist threat in the Basque region.

If the present British government is to fulfil its duty to protect the rights of its citizens at home and abroad, and at the same time meet its treaty obligations, such a change is both necessary and possible, not least to restore public confidence in Britain in the process of extradition between the United States and the United Kingdom.

How does extradition between the two countries work?

A State Department lawyer looks at the request and assesses whether it conforms to the 2003 Treaty that underpins extradition between the two states.

The EAWwas introduced in January 2004 to help speed extraditions between EU states.

They are putting pressure on the prime minister to opt out of the EAW, which allows for speedier extraditions between signatory countries.

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.

The community was effectively created by the absence of an extradition treaty between the UK and Spain between 1978 to 1985, which made fugitives tougher to bring to justice.

In a subsequent letter dated 4 July the embassy repeated its request that Snowden be arrested and extradited to the US under the 1977 extradition treaty between the two countries.