Lawyer Services in Extradition Cases

Extradition cases are some of the most complex legal matters in international criminal law. When a person is accused of committing a crime in one country and is located in another, the authorities may initiate an extradition process to return the individual to the requesting state. In such cases, the support of an experienced extradition lawyer is essential.

Our law firm provides professional criminal defense services in extradition cases. We cooperate with highly qualified extradition attorneys in Poland, Spain, Italy, the Czech Republic, and Colombia. Each country has its own legal framework and specific procedures regarding extradition, which makes the assistance of a local defense lawyer crucial.

• Requests from foreign governments or international organizations
• Decisions by courts regarding the legality of the extradition
• Assessment of human rights risks in the requesting country
• Possible appeals against extradition decisions

Without proper defense, individuals may face serious risks, including unfair trials, excessive punishment, or even violations of fundamental human rights. A criminal defense attorney specializing in extradition can challenge the request, file motions, and present evidence to protect the client’s rights.

Poland (extradition from Poland): Extradition cases are handled by Polish courts, with particular attention to European Arrest Warrants (EAW). A Polish extradition lawyer ensures that the request meets EU legal standards.

Spain (extradition from Spain): Spanish extradition law is influenced by European and international treaties. An extradition attorney in Spain can challenge requests on human rights grounds and procedural violations.

Italy (extradition from Italy): Italian extradition lawyers defend clients in cases involving both EU and non-EU requests, ensuring compliance with the Italian Constitution and international agreements.

Czech Republic (extradition from the Czech Republic): In the Czech Republic, extradition is subject to court review and government approval. A Czech extradition lawyer provides full representation throughout the process.

Colombia (extradition from Colombia): Colombian extradition cases often involve cooperation with the United States and other countries. A Colombian defense attorney can argue against extradition based on constitutional rights and international obligations.

• Legal consultations in extradition cases
• Defense strategies tailored to the laws of each country
• Representation before courts and state authorities
• Appeals against extradition orders
• International cooperation with local attorneys

Whether you are facing an extradition request in Poland, Spain, Italy, the Czech Republic, or Colombia, our lawyers will protect your rights at every stage of the process.