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- When a waiver is signed for extradition, is it 10 days from then they . . .
My fiance was arrested on a Saturday and signed a waiver for extradition on a Monday, if they don't come get him when would he get released? Does it matter if the 10th day falls on Christmas? Is it 10 days from the time he got arrested or from the time he signed the waiver?
- What are the pros cons to fighting an extradition? Are charges from . . .
What are the pros cons to fighting an extradition? Are charges from home state dropped if fighting an extradition is successful? Demanding state is CA and asylum state is NC On 4 30 14 my son was arrested in Concord for an unknown, outstanding warrant in CA involving one or more robberies almost a year old
- How long can Mississippi hold someone for extradition to another state . . .
The closest that you are going to come to getting a competent answer is to call the shift commander at the facility where he is being held (awaiting extradition) and ask how long they will hold him (what is there time frame policy) awaiting transport It could be a week or a month I can't say, but the shift commander can (and hopefully will)
- What can stop an extradition? - Legal Answers - Avvo. com
Here are some common factors that can influence the outcome of an extradition request: 1 Legal grounds: Extradition can be stopped if there are legal grounds to challenge it This may include violations of the requesting country's laws or the laws of the country where the person is located
- What does it mean if a person WAIVES EXTRADITION
Extradition is the process of bringing a fugitive arrested in another state back to the state where the crime occurred There is a formal process where the governor of the requesting state (where the crime occurred) requests the governor of another state (where the defendant is found) to return the defendant
- How long after an extradition waiver is signed does the receiving state . . .
How long after an extradition waiver is signed does the receiving state have to extradite? My boyfriend was arrested on May 9th in GA On May 9th, he signed the extradition waiver for a Wisconsin "fugitive to felony" warrant
- What does Waiver of Extradition After Admission to Bail mean? - Legal . . .
A waiver of extradition means that if the defendant does not come back to court, and is picked up in another state, he she has already waived (or given up) his her right to an extradition hearing before being transported back to the state where the charges are being heard It's not an admission of guilt
- Can you be extradited on a misdemeanor - Legal Answers
Can you be extradited on a misdemeanorYou will not be extradited across state line for a misdemeanor Just be aware that the warrant won't just go away so if you travel back to Minnesota you could be arrested, etc Also, the fact that you have an open warrant will likely cause you problems during background checks for jobs, etc and inconvenience in dealing with any other issue involving law
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