Sentence examples for resisting extradition from inspiring English sources

Mr. Masri, 54, has been resisting extradition since 2004.

The men had been resisting extradition for many years.

McKinnon, 43, from north London, is resisting extradition to stand trial for hacking into the US defence department and Nasa computer systems in 2001 and 2002.

Assange has said he is resisting extradition to Sweden for fear of being sent in turn to the US to face criminal prosecution over WikiLeaks.

Shrien Dewani, the honeymoon murder suspect who is resisting extradition to South Africa, is to have his case reopened in the High Court in London.

The Swiss Department of Justice said all seven were being held in Zurich and six were resisting extradition to the US.

Mr Jones said his client resisted extradition because it is "disproportionate" to extradite someone under such circumstances.

Venezuela has resisted extradition, however, saying the United States has not provided enough documentation.

For his part, Guzmán is likely to resist extradition by any means possible.

The Libyan government has resisted extradition requests by the International Criminal Court, which has charged him with crimes against humanity.

Mr Assange is wanted for questioning in Sweden over alleged sex crimes in Stockholm in August 2010 but resisted extradition, seeking assurances that he would not be transferred to the US where he is wanted on spying charges.