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Current issues in extradition cases to EU Member States

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Published on: 20 October 2017
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Table of contents

  • What trends do you see emerging in the field of extradition?
  • What are the common issues in relation to extradition to EU Member States?
  • Have there been any notable cases or developments recently?

Article summary

Corporate Crime analysis: How are current developments and notable extradition cases in relation to EU Member States affecting trends in this area of the law? John Hardy QC, of 3 Raymond Buildings, takes a look at a number of issues currently impacting on extradition case law.

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