Sentence examples for get extradited from inspiring English sources

That's if he doesn't get extradited – because he's been charged in America, too, where his fellow hackers are facing up to 20 years inside.

"As long as it's not criminal, you won't get extradited," says Adkisson.

(An earlier report from local broadcast network WPIX-TV suggested Brooklyn was the "likely" location should Loera get extradited).

And the great irony to me in all this is so-called whistleblower can only go to almost rogue nations to hide, because then with this rule of law, he'd get extradited.

"Guzmán is a gold mine of information that American agents are desperate to get their hands on, and if he gets extradited, I'd bet he'll be looking to sign a deal," Tirado said.

"The authorities in Antwerp will have to decide if they want to prosecute the charges there, before he gets extradited to the United States, and that's totally within their discretion," he said.

Since he didn't take the plea-bargain he now faces 8-10 years in a medium- or high-security U.S. prison if he gets extradited.

Three out of four got arrested and got extradited to Sweden right away.

But most importantly, it would be much easier to get him extradited to the United States.

'But as there is no way in French law to get them extradited, it is better than no trial at all.' Last December, relatives of the UTA victims sent a poignant message of solidarity to their PanAm counterparts, led in Britain by the tireless Jim Swire, still mourning his daughter Flora and still waiting to hear the truth and to bring men who put bombs on passenger planes to justice.

DeGuerin said he talked to Durst, 72, about the deal to get him extradited to face the murder charge in Los Angeles.