Примеры использования Extradition may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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of which some are not extraditable, extradition may be possible for all.
Under section 3 of PD 1069(Extradition Law), extradition may be granted only pursuant to a treaty or convention.
While the distinction between disguised and de facto extradition may be useful,
While the distinction between disguised and de facto extradition may be useful,
efforts at mutual assistance or extradition may be frustrated.
At the same time, it is generally accepted that obligations relating to extradition may arise only from the relevant international instruments.
Nonetheless, the Court's consideration of the distinction between deportation and extradition may be of interest for present purposes.
Thus, in accordance with the provisions contained in the Code, the extradition may be granted only if it is provided for explicitly in the international agreements to which Republic of Albania is a party.
Optional Grounds for Refusal Extradition may be refused in any of the following circumstances.
Extradition may be refused if the offence for which the extradition is requested,
With regard to requests involving offences that are not included in the list of extraditable offences, extradition may also be conducted based on the"policy" of the requested State party.
Extradition may be refused if his/her surrender is likely to have exceptionally serious consequences for the person sought.
Article 8 of Guatemala's Penal Code establishes that extradition may be attempted or granted only for ordinary offences.
Extradition may be refused if the offence in question was committed in the territory of the requested Contracting Party.
Extradition may be refused if the person sought has been granted refugee status
Extradition may be refused if the competent authorities of the requested Party have decided either not to institute
The decision ordering extradition may be appealed to the appropriate higher court within three days,
In Colombia, under article 1 of Act No. 1/97, extradition may be requested,
Extradition may be refused on the grounds that it would expose the person concerned to torture
the conditions for which extradition may be refused do not include the crime of torture.