Sentence examples for immediate extradition from inspiring English sources

He avoided immediate extradition back to Colombia but was jailed for 15 months while awaiting trial.

"A simplified procedure will apply for wanted persons who agree to their immediate extradition.

Mr. Aquino said Thursday that criminal charges were being prepared against the sultan by the country's National Bureau of Investigation, and he rejected calls for an immediate extradition.

But a second set of charges filed by the US between the two rulings caused a legal bottleneck that blocked his immediate extradition.

Sir John Thomas, president of the Queen's Bench Division, and Mr Justice Ouseley allowed Dewani's appeal against immediate extradition and ordered that the case be remitted back to Westminster magistrates court for a further hearing.

The Los Angeles district attorney's office confirmed to the Guardian on Tuesday that it will not be seeking Durst's immediate extradition in connection with the murder of his friend Susan Berman, who was shot in the back of the head at her Hollywood Hills home in 2000.

has called for his immediate extradition.

The tribunal has demanded his prompt extradition.

But his lawyer, Akhtar R. Raja, said extradition would not be immediate, pending an appeal.

The decision, which is the first time an extradition has been halted under the 2003 US-UK treaty, prompted immediate delight from those who campaigned to prevent McKinnon's removal and politicians from all parties.

In the face of widespread local opposition, he allowed the extradition of Milosevic to face war-crimes charges in June 2001, which resulted in the immediate offer of millions of dollars in foreign aid.