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Extradition
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Sentencing Law and Policy
Is arrest of Mexican drug lord “a monumental moment in the world’s war on drugs”?
Main February 23, 2014Is arrest of Mexican drug lord "a monumental moment in the world's war on drugs"?The question in the title of this post is drawn from the first…
International Law Prof Blog
IACHR Takes Extradition Case Against Peru to Inter-American Court of Human Rights
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) has filed an application with the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in Case No. 12.794, involving Wong Ho Wing, a Chinese national who…
Red Notice Law Journal
INTERPOL Red Notice subject Paul Watson back in the U.S.- and Costa Rican authorities still say they have a Red Notice in his name
Paul Watson, founder of a marine wildlife conservation organization called the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, has landed in the United States. Readers of this blog will recall that Mr. Watson…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Top 10 in Law Blogs: Extradition Fundamentals, Law Firm Data Protection, the Fight for @SunValley
Before we dive into today's roundup, I want to send another congratulations out to longtime LexBlog Network lawyer Daniel Schwartz, as he begins his first day as a Partner at…
Sentencing Law and Policy
ECHR on LWOP: guest post on whatVintermight mean for extradition to US
Main July 22, 2013ECHR on LWOP: guest post on what Vinter might mean for extradition to USAs noted in this post earlier this month, a landmark ruling from the European…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Blogging from Prague #5
An interesting deportation case from South Africa from more than a decade ago raises interesting issues related to deportation, extradition, and terrorism. We may recall Ali Abdul Saoud Mohamed who…
Red Notice Law Journal
Travel as a wanted person without INTERPOL’s involvement- the Snowden dilemma
The case of Edward Snowden has not been discussed in this blog until now because INTERPOL is reportedly not involved in Mr. Snowden's case, and no Red Notice exists in…
SDNY Blog
Former Al Qaeda Spokesman to Appear Before Judge Kaplan Tomorrow Morning
Expect a busy courthouse tomorrow: Recently captured Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, Osama bin Laden's son-in-law and a former Al Qaeda spokesman, will appear before Judge Kaplan at 10 a.m., according to the…
International Law Prof Blog
New U.S. Federal Legislation Introduced
The following bills relating to international issues have been introduced in the U.S. Congress. HR 479 (Grijalva, D-AZ), to prohibit the transfer of defense articles and defense services to the governments…
International Law Prof Blog
Terrorist Suspects Extradited from UK to US
On Friday, the High Court of England and Wales approved the extradition of five terrorism suspects to the United States for trial, one week after the European Court of Human Rights…