Sentence examples for with a view to extradition from inspiring English sources
Servini issued a request to cross-border police agency Interpol to demand Spanish authorities carry out the "pre-emptive detention with a view to extradition" of the suspects.
An Interpol red notice requires police forces to "seek the arrest or provisional arrest of wanted persons with a view to extradition".
The urgency behind efforts to recapture the 60-year-old former kingpin, with a view to extradition, stems from the deep psychic scar that the kidnap, torture and murder in 1985 of DEA agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena left on US security circles, which still smart nearly three decades after the event.
Two months later the US government formally requested that Mexico arrest her with a view to extradition.
The US is on the verge of pressing criminal charges against him and that would lead to extradition proceedings, with a view to bringing him back to the US for trial and eventually jail.
Certainly this scenario is not a defense to extradition.
"If he took time to talk with a lawyer, he would have decided somewhere else was a better prospect" to avoid extradition, Mr. Bequelin said.
He had a great fear of being returned to France, and together they came up with a plan to avoid his extradition.
"I don't have experience with any Austrian extraditions so I don't know how 'friendly' they would be to extradition on such a case," Diana Carbajal, a deputy district attorney, wrote in one message.
