Sentence examples for order to extradite from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors said Cismaru lacks ties to the United States and fled Romania while appealing a court order to extradite her from there to the United States.

A4 Colombian Cartel Extradition President Álvaro Uribe of Colombia signed the final order to extradite Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela, the former head of the powerful Cali cocaine cartel.

Capers confirmed that in order to extradite Guzmán, Mexico had required that there was no possibility he would face the death penalty.

Given that US politicians, from Joe Biden to Sarah Palin, have called for Assange's head, it isn't paranoid to suspect that he is being singled out in order to extradite him to the United States.

The United States is used to negotiating certain conditions -- like promising that prosecutors will not seek the death penalty -- in order to extradite suspects in criminal and even in terrorist cases.

The home secretary, Theresa May, has been given a 60-day deadline by the high court to obtain guarantees from US authorities in order to extradite a terror suspect to America.

The Anonymous group recently launched its Operation Trial at Home campaign to protest against the extradition treaty the UK has with the US, and orders to extradite Nasa hacker Gary McKinnon and TVShack website operator Richard O'Dwyer.

Whether he in fact owes that time is at the heart of his legal case, one complicated by the fact that although the Oregon governor legally blocked his extradition more than a quarter-century ago, a 1987 ruling by the United States Supreme Court gave the federal courts authority to order governors to extradite.

BOGOTÁ, Colombia, Dec. 3 - President Álvaro Uribe signed the final order on Friday to extradite Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela, the former leader of the powerful Cali cocaine cartel, who would be the most prominent cocaine kingpin sent to the United States to face justice.

"In order to be extradited the alleged offence must be a crime in both countries.

Under strict orders from Western governments to extradite the most prominent suspects, including the Bosnian Serb commander during the war, Gen. Ratko Mladic, who is accused of genocide, Mr. Djindjic was trying to buy time by going after the underworld figures who did much of Mr. Milosevic's dirty work.