Use of the word extradition in a sentence example

extradition

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You can only do that on an extradition warrant. [Please select]

To extradition and arrest of fugitive seamen; (5) relating to civil justice, e.g. [Please select]

Douglass, with timely warning that extradition papers had been issued for his arrest, escaped to Canada. [Please select]

You can prefer your claim to extradition before the Court there, if you’re so advised. [Please select]

"We hope you will see the wisdom of waiving extradition," he went on. [Please select]

He'll fight extradition and the Quatrones will support him.' [Please select]

"That'll be enough to hold you on till extradition papers arrive from the States."' [Please select]

Where are the extradition papers which warrant the arrest of this man. [Please select]

The successor secured extradition papers in all the leading capitals of the world. [Please select]

Until he had secured his extradition, he would not lose sight of him for an hour. [Please select]

Fogg had left English ground, and it was now necessary to procure his extradition. [Please select]

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