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Extradition from Brazil to the United States?Pedro Paulo dos Santos

Posted on January 30, 2007
Pedro Paulo dos Santos served as Georgetown University?s associate director and program coordinator of the university?s Brazilian Studies Program from 2002 through 2005.[1] In July, 2006, a ?federal grand jury indicted [Mr.] dos Santos in his absence ? on charges of bank fraud, mail fraud, money laundering and theft...


Extradition from Venezuela to the United States?Anthony Chang

Posted on January 29, 2007
In early 2001, a robotic dog was shipped to the home of Patrick Hsu?s family in San Jose, California; the dog would not operate without batteries, and when Mr. Hsu placed batteries in the robot, it blew up, killing him.[1] One of the individuals suspected of being part of the plot, David Lin, is going on trial this week...


Extradition to Russia?Interesting Developments

Posted on December 28, 2006
Every so often, when we comment on stories we find interesting, we aren?t fully aware of the convergence of events which tie all these stories together. For example, when we initially wrote about Sean Garland in October of 2005, it wasn?t clear that his case was part of a massive international web of investigations, covering North Korean supernotes, Banco Delta Asia, Las Vegas casinos, ?Operation Smoking Dragon,? and a plot to smuggle MANPADS...


?Extradition? from the United States to Russia?Leonid Nevzlin

Posted on December 27, 2006
We have discussed, from time to time, ways in which individuals can be sent from one country to another in the absence of an extradition treaty, such as is seen in the case of Jacob Alexander when Namibia amended its Extradition Act to make the United States an extradition partner, or in the absence of an extradition hearing, as was seen in Mexico with the apparent extrajudicial removal of Arthur March and Tongsun Park from Mexico...


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Extradition for Nuclear Terrorism?Qualms

Posted on December 26, 2006
The death of Alexander Litvinenko has elevated the profile of polonium-210 to such a degree that a Polish restaurant in the United Kingdom has seen an unprecedented surge in patronage by the mere fact that it is called ?Polonium.?[1] What has been less reported, as detailed by Igor Khripunov and William C...


Extradition from the Netherlands to the United States?Wesam al Delaema Update

Posted on December 20, 2006
The long and fascinating story of Wesam al Delaema seems to have reached an end in the Netherlands, with a surely just-as-interesting story about to begin in the United States. If you recall, we have discussed Mr. al Delaema?who is the first individual to be charged with committing terrorism in Iraq?at length, most recently in February of this year...


Extradition from Canada?Luke Sommer

Posted on December 10, 2006
The crime of which former US Army Ranger Luke Sommer is accused is not all that unusual; he?s accused of committing a bank robbery in Tacoma, Washington in August.[1] The fact that he apparently fled to British Columbia after allegedly committing the crime[2], is also not surprising...


McNabb in the News (12/6/06)

Posted on December 06, 2006
Senior Principal Douglas McNabb has been quoted in an AP article about Tyrone Williams:During the punishment phase, defense attorneys will have to present Williams "not as an altar boy but as a sympathetic figure" who wasn't aware of what was happening to the immigrants, said Douglas McNabb?[1][1] Juan A...


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