Sentence examples for to extradition from inspiring English sources

Since it came into force, the average time taken to extradite a suspect who objects to extradition has fallen from around a year to 48 days.

Mr. Durst agreed to extradition after Pennsylvania waived local charges.

Two principles underpin the proper approach to extradition.

These would strengthen the fundamental rights of people subject to extradition requests, without requiring treaty renegotiation.

Asked if he would agree to extradition, Arronategui said: "I do not".

Ugandans breaking the new law abroad will be subject to extradition requests.

On August 1st, the U.K. agreed to extradition if the U.S. dropped capital charges — which, eventually, it did.

For the processes leading to extradition to start, the respected attorney-general, Dorothy Lightbourne, would have to give her signature.

The Government's unedifying double standards when it comes to extradition has done little to dispel that belief.

Given his father's fate, it would be understandable if he were reluctant to submit himself to extradition.

If the Spanish court agrees to extradition, they can appeal, and hearings could drag on for months.