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- 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)
- When a waiver is signed for extradition, is it 10 days from then they . . .
When you waive extradition, the other state has a "reasonable" length of time to come get you There is no exact, legal time limit But as a practical matter, most judges or lawyers will simplify things by telling you that the other state has 10 days to come get you Why do they tell you this? Because when you tell someone the state has a "reasonable" amount of time to come get you, they want
- How many days does Texas have to extradite a fugitive from Oklahoma to . . .
If one waives extradition, the requesting receiving state has 10 business days to pick up the person, or that person will be released If one does not waive extradition, then the requesting receiving state has to obtain a governor's warrant (essentially) to present to the judge in Texas to obtain an order to extradite All the requesting state is doing is showing that there is a warrant, and
- 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 happens at an extradition hearing? - Legal Answers
All that happens at an extradition hearing is the judge determines whether the state that is trying to extradite you has sent the appropriate paperwork and whether you are the person they seek
- What are the extradition laws in Missouri? - Legal Answers
What are the extradition laws in Missouri?If it's a felony in Kentucky, then you will sit in jail in Missouri until Kentucky comes to pick you up If it was just a misdemeanor, Kentucky would most likely not spend the money to come to Missouri to get you Hire an experienced criminal defense attorney who practices in Warrant County, Kentucky to represent you
- If you sign extradition papers how long does the state have to get you . . .
It seems you are describing a waiver of formal extradition or consent to extradition Assuming no charges pending in the holding state the uniform extradition act requesting state has 30 days to pick up
- 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
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