extraditable การใช้

• But it makes bribery of foreign public officials an extraditable offense.
• Colombia does not consider international parental kidnapping as an extraditable offense.
• A court in Thailand determined him to be extraditable in July 1995.
• In July 1995 a Thai court said he was extraditable.
• Generally an extraditable offense must be considered a crime in both countries.
• If he is extraditable, then he will be extradited,
• Such a decision makes clear if someone is basically extraditable,
• Under the treaty, currency counterfeiting is an extraditable offence.
• Britain has always recognized murder as an extraditable offense.
• I am satisfied that these charges are extraditable crimes,
• The treaty expands the scope of extraditable offenses.
• None of the felony charges against him are extraditable offenses under US treaties with Argentina.
• There is a question of whether he is extraditable under U . S . law,
• In separate subsequent proceedings, it was further determined that he was deportable and extraditable.
• Gonsalves said local authorities could not arrest Nano because money laundering was not an extraditable offense.
• South Korea later agreed to limit extraditable offenses to those defined as crimes by both legal systems.
• Wickham ruled that the charge of conspiring to supply money for terrorist purposes was an extraditable offense,
• On January 19, 2005, he was certified by a federal magistrate in New York as extraditable.
• Gonsalves said local authorities could not arrest Nano before he left because money laundering was not an extraditable offense.
• She no doubt was referring to U . S . calls for drug trafficking to be made an extraditable crime.