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Withdrawal of European arrest warrants and extradition requests under the Extradition Act 2003

Withdrawal of European arrest warrants and extradition requests under the Extradition Act 2003 Withdrawal of Part 1 arrest warrants and Part 2...
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Secretary of State’s function in extradition

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Extradition under Part 1—arrest and initial hearing

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Extradition appeals tracker—2017 decisions [Archived]

Extradition appeals tracker—2017 decisions [Archived]ARCHIVED: This archived Practice Note is being retained for historical interest and to provide...
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Extradition appeals tracker—2020 decisions [Archived]

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Extradition and the statutory framework—an introduction to extradition

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Time for extradition

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Article 3 ECHR and extradition to EAW Member States

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Extradition appeals tracker—2018 decisions [Archived]

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Extradition under Part 1—the extradition hearing

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Repatriation

RepatriationRepatriation cases Repatriation cases are those where modifications apply to process used under the Extradition Act 2003 (EA 2003) for...
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Bars to extradition

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Extradition under Part 2—arrest and initial hearing

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Extradition under Part 2—appeals

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Consent to extradition

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