Sentence examples for may be extradited from inspiring English sources

Now prosecutors claim that they've found a culprit: a London-based trader, Navinder Sarao, who may be extradited to the U.S. to face charges of market manipulation.

Nationals who commit crimes in foreign countries may be extradited but only if required or authorized by treaty with the country concerned.

The High Court ruled that two British men, Babar Ahmad and Haroon Rashid Aswat, may be extradited to the United States to face terrorism charges.

It did not hurt that Mexico's Supreme Court had just ruled that hundreds of drug suspects may be extradited from Mexican jails by American law enforcement agencies.

Identified only by his first name because of Dutch privacy rules, Aydin C, "who is linked to the suicide of 15-year-old Amanda Todd, may be extradited to Canada", the court said in a statement.

The 44-year-old believes that if he travels to Sweden to answer the allegations, he may be extradited to the US to face trial over the publication of classified US military and diplomatic files.

A court in Cologne ruled that Metin Kaplan, the Islamic militant who is known as the Caliph of Cologne and whose group is banned, no longer has a right to asylum in Germany but may not be extradited to Turkey, where he is charged with involvement in a failed plot to fly a plane into the mausoleum of Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the Turkish republic.

A British court's ruling last Wednesday that he could be extradited, which Mr. Assange may appeal, puts his personal freedom in doubt.

Under Japanese law, its nationals cannot be extradited, so Mr Fujimori may be safe from judicial pursuit.

But they avoided the thorny issue of whether suspects arrested in Spain could be extradited to the United States where they may face the death penalty.

This may be one reason why Abdeslam is so far refusing to be extradited voluntarily.