Sentence examples for supported extradition from inspiring English sources

Since 2006, three of Ms. May's predecessors as home secretary have supported extradition, prompting both a public outcry and further legal moves to prevent Mr. McKinnon's removal.

Luis's father, Alfonso Ospina, was a senator from Medellin, and supported extradition of traffickers to the US.

But Zoran Dzindjic, the less popular Serbian prime minister, supports extradition as the only way to get aid from the West.

In December last year, after a nine-week hearing, a New Zealand court ruled there was "overwhelming" evidence to support extradition of the 41-year-old and three other Megaupload founders.

The poll adds to the mounting pressure on Theresa May, the home secretary, to take action on the O'Dwyer case, especially as only 10% of Conservative voters support extradition.

Given broader price movements before that share sale and other placements, suspicions are rife that many hedge funds were using privileged information to front-run such offerings.So far insider trading is not considered a serious enough offence to support extradition.

The Justice Department supported his extradition and vigorously argued to deny him bail.

"I never said at any D.O.S. meeting that I supported the extradition of Milosevic or any other indictee to the Hague tribunal," Mr. Kostunica said in a statement carried by Tanjug state news agency, referring to the Democratic Opposition of Serbia, the 18-party alliance that he heads.

And do those supporting his extradition to Sweden care if he is then extradited to the US and tortured for telling the public what we need to know about those who govern us?

She was almost alone once again in supporting the extradition of jailed drug bosses to the United States.

The German Justice Minister, Hertha Daubler-Gmelin, has said she would support an extradition request if there was evidence of damage suffered by German citizens.