Extraditing in A Sentence

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    After years of hiding, they finally succeeded in extraditing him.

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    Before extraditing, the court must ensure the defendant will receive a fair trial.

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    Despite the evidence, several human rights organizations opposed extraditing him to the country.

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    Extraditing criminals across international borders requires careful navigation of treaties and legal procedures.

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    Extraditing her would be a betrayal of the promises we made.

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    He appealed the decision, hoping to avoid being extradited.

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    Legal scholars debated the ethical implications of extraditing someone to a country with a questionable human rights record.

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    Local police assisted federal agents in extraditing the suspect from a nearby town.

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    News reports indicated the government was extraditing a high-profile drug trafficker.

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    She feared the government was extraditing her father based on flimsy evidence and political motivations.

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    The article questioned the fairness and morality of extraditing the ailing politician.

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    The authorities are actively considering extraditing the fugitive back to his home country.

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    The authorities are determined to extradite the fugitive, regardless of the challenges.

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    The authorities are investigating whether the suspect can be extradited based on the available evidence.

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    The authorities are working to ensure a smooth and efficient extradition process.

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    The complexities of international law can make extraditing a challenging process.

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    The court records detailed the legal arguments for and against extraditing the accused.

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    The debate over extraditing criminals has intensified in recent years.

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    The decision to begin extraditing refugees has drawn international condemnation.

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    The defense argued against extraditing their client, citing concerns for his safety.

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    The evidence presented was insufficient to justify extraditing the suspect.

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    The extradition agreement between the two countries is under review.

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    The extradition hearing is being challenged in the courts.

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    The extradition hearing is being closely watched by human rights organizations.

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    The extradition hearing is being held behind closed doors due to security concerns.

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    The extradition hearing is expected to be a lengthy and complex affair.

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    The extradition hearing was postponed due to unforeseen circumstances.

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    The extradition hearing will determine whether he will be sent back to face charges.

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    The extradition hearing will determine whether the suspect will be returned to face trial.

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    The extradition process can be costly and time-consuming.

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    The extradition process is governed by a complex web of international treaties and laws.

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    The extradition process is governed by the principle of reciprocity.

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    The extradition process is governed by the principle of specialty.

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    The extradition process is subject to strict legal safeguards.

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    The extradition process is subject to the principle of double criminality.

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    The extradition process was expedited due to the severity of the crimes.

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    The extradition request was based on an Interpol warrant.

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    The extradition request was denied due to lack of sufficient evidence.

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    The extradition request was filed in accordance with international law.

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    The extradition treaty between the two countries is a key element of their law enforcement cooperation.

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    The extradition treaty between the two countries was recently updated.

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    The family feared he would be unfairly treated if he were extradited.

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    The family is worried about the psychological impact extraditing their son will have.

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    The foreign government refused to cooperate in extraditing the accused spy.

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    The government defended its decision to extradite the suspect, citing the need for justice.

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    The government hopes extraditing the crime boss will dismantle the entire organization.

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    The government is committed to extraditing criminals to face justice.

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    The government is committed to extraditing criminals, regardless of their nationality.

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    The government is committed to extraditing those who commit crimes abroad.

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    The government is committed to extraditing those who commit crimes against children.

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    The government is committed to extraditing those who commit crimes against humanity.

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    The government is committed to extraditing those who commit cybercrimes.

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    The government is committed to extraditing those who commit financial crimes.

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    The government is facing criticism for its policy of extraditing asylum seekers.

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    The government is facing pressure to begin extraditing individuals accused of human rights abuses.

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    The government is seeking to extradite the suspect on charges of terrorism.

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    The government is working to ensure that extradition requests are processed in a timely manner.

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    The government is working to improve its extradition laws to better protect human rights.

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    The government is working to improve its extradition procedures to ensure fairness and efficiency.

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    The government is working to strengthen its extradition agreements with other countries.

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    The government justified extraditing the suspect on national security grounds.

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    The government's decision on whether to begin extraditing asylum seekers sparked public outcry.

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    The international community is pressuring the country into extraditing the dictator.

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    The judge considered the potential consequences of extraditing the defendant.

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    The judge ruled that there was sufficient evidence to support the extradition request.

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    The judge will rule on the legality of extraditing the defendant next week.

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    The lawyers are working tirelessly to prevent their client from being extradited.

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    The lawyers are working to prevent their client from being extradited to a country with a poor legal system.

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    The lawyers argued that extraditing him would violate international law.

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    The lawyers argued that extraditing their client would be a violation of his human rights.

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    The lengthy extradition process can sometimes take years to resolve.

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    The media closely followed the developments surrounding the extraditing of the whistleblower.

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    The news of extraditing the suspect brought relief to the victims' families.

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    The possibility of extraditing the suspect hangs heavy over the ongoing investigation.

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    The process of extraditing can be lengthy and complex, involving multiple legal jurisdictions.

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    The process of extraditing someone can be emotionally draining for their family.

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    The small island nation found itself extraditing a wanted criminal to a much larger power.

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    The success of the investigation hinged on extraditing a key witness.

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    The suspect attempted to evade extradition by fleeing to a third country.

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    The suspect fought extradition, claiming he was being persecuted for his beliefs.

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    The suspect is arguing that he would be at risk of discrimination if he were extradited.

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    The suspect is arguing that he would be at risk of the death penalty if he were extradited.

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    The suspect is arguing that he would be at risk of torture if he were extradited.

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    The suspect is arguing that he would not receive a fair trial if he were extradited.

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    The suspect is challenging the extradition order in court.

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    The suspect is fighting extradition on the grounds that he is being targeted for political reasons.

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    The suspect is fighting extradition, arguing that he is a political refugee.

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    The suspect's lawyers are arguing that he should not be extradited because he is a human rights activist.

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    The suspect's lawyers are arguing that he should not be extradited because he is a journalist.

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    The suspect's lawyers are arguing that he should not be extradited because he is a refugee.

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    The suspect's lawyers are arguing that he should not be extradited because he is a victim of persecution.

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    The suspect's lawyers are arguing that he should not be extradited due to his medical condition.

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    The treaty outlines the specific conditions under which extraditing is permissible.

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    The treaty requires both countries to cooperate in extraditing individuals accused of serious crimes.

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    They are actively exploring the possibility of extraditing the accused.

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    They are concerned about the potential for abuse in the extradition process.

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    They are concerned about the potential implications of extraditing him.

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    They are concerned that extraditing him will set a dangerous precedent.

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    They are extraditing him on charges of fraud and money laundering.

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    They discussed the complexities involved in extraditing individuals accused of war crimes.