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🇳🇴 ➡️ 🇬🇷 ❌ // A Norwegian Court has refused the ex*****on of an Arrest Warrant issued by Greece against the founder of a...
23/05/2026

🇳🇴 ➡️ 🇬🇷 ❌ // A Norwegian Court has refused the ex*****on of an Arrest Warrant issued by Greece against the founder of an NGO active in the field of migration monitoring and assistance.

The case — which attracted significant international attention and reactions from major human rights organizations — concerned allegations linked to activities such as monitoring distress situations at sea, communicating with migrants and documenting possible violations at the EU external borders.

👇 Available on Extradition Hub the decision of the Hålogaland Court of Appeal.

Translate🇬🇧English🇫🇷French🇩🇪German🇪🇸Spanish🇮🇹Italian🇵🇹PortugueseEAW🇳🇴Norway→🇬🇷GreeceDeniedShare this caseCourtHålogaland Court of AppealDecision date15/05/2026Decision number26-050254SAK-HALOMain groundHuman rightsExtradition typeEuropean Arrest War...

🇮🇹 ➡️ 🇩🇪 ✅ // Alleged lack of jurisdiction of the national Public Prosecutor in favour of EPPO and relevance of an insta...
21/05/2026

🇮🇹 ➡️ 🇩🇪 ✅ // Alleged lack of jurisdiction of the national Public Prosecutor in favour of EPPO and relevance of an instalment agreement for tax debt repayment in relation to the requirement of double criminality.

▪️ the jurisdiction of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) under Regulation (EU) 2017/1939 is concurrent rather than exclusive with respect to national judicial authorities; accordingly, the alleged lack of jurisdiction of the ordinary Public Prosecutor of the issuing State in favour of EPPO does not constitute a ground for refusal of surrender by the executing State;

▪️ the alleged failure to comply with rules governing the allocation of powers between the ordinary public prosecutor and EPPO, not only does not amount to a breach of a rule protecting a principle of public policy under the Italian legal system, but also falls entirely outside the scope of review of the executing State and, in particular, of the Italian Supreme Court, which has no jurisdiction to determine issues concerning the allocation of competence between foreign prosecuting authorities;

▪️ with regard to the assessment of the seriousness of the evidence and the merits of the charge, generic defence arguments seeking to prompt reviews falling outside the scope of the executing judicial authority - such as verification of the constituent elements of the offence, the existence of an instalment agreement with the German tax authorities or the severity of the penalty provided for under German law - are irrelevant;

▪️ for this reason, no relevance was correctly attributed to the agreement concluded between the requested person and the German Tax Authorities concerning repayment by instalments of the substantial VAT debt accumulated by the company concerned. Although such an agreement could, in abstract terms, have an impact on the requirement of double criminality (which is, moreover, mitigated within the framework of the EAW system), the material attached to the EAW showed that no actual instalment plan was in force, since the agreed payments were “not sufficient to sustainably reduce the VAT debt”, nor were there any prospects of extinguishment in light of the company’s bankruptcy. Accordingly, the alleged ground for non-punishability or extinction of the offence under Italian law could not be regarded as established and, in any event, such assessment falls within the exclusive jurisdiction of the issuing State rather than that of the executing judicial authority;

▪️ as regards differences in sentencing regimes, neither the failure to meet the Italian thresholds of punishability nor the greater severity of the penalties provided for by the issuing State constitutes a bar to surrender, save in cases of manifest disproportionality incompatible with fundamental constitutional principles.

Translate🇬🇧English🇫🇷French🇩🇪German🇪🇸Spanish🇮🇹Italian🇵🇹PortugueseEAW🇮🇹Italy→🇩🇪GermanyGrantedShare this caseCourtItalian Supreme CourtDecision date19/05/2026Decision number18123/2026Main groundOptional grounds for refusalExtradition typeEuropean Arrest...

🇮🇹 ➡️ 🇦🇹 [🇪🇺] ✅ •  Notion of “issuing judicial authority” and health conditions as ground for refusal.
19/05/2026

🇮🇹 ➡️ 🇦🇹 [🇪🇺] ✅ • Notion of “issuing judicial authority” and health conditions as ground for refusal.

Translate🇬🇧English🇫🇷French🇩🇪German🇪🇸Spanish🇮🇹Italian🇵🇹PortugueseEAW🇮🇹Italy→🇦🇹AustriaGrantedShare this caseCourtItalian Supreme CourtDecision date13/05/2026Decision number17531/2026Main groundEAW formal requirementsExtradition typeEuropean Arrest Warr...

🇮🇹 ➡️ 🇺🇸 • Extradition and sought person’s right to family contacts (telephone conversations and video calls): an effect...
18/05/2026

🇮🇹 ➡️ 🇺🇸 • Extradition and sought person’s right to family contacts (telephone conversations and video calls): an effective assessment by the Court is required.

Translate🇬🇧English🇫🇷French🇩🇪German🇪🇸Spanish🇮🇹Italian🇵🇹PortugueseExtradition🇮🇹Italy→🇺🇸United StatesDecision on precautionary measureShare this caseCourtItalian Supreme CourtDecision date05/05/2026Decision number16620/2026Main groundPrecautionary Measu...

New country monitored 🇧🇿New case from the Caribbean Court of Justice in an extradition proceedings between 🇧🇿 Belize and...
16/05/2026

New country monitored 🇧🇿

New case from the Caribbean Court of Justice in an extradition proceedings between 🇧🇿 Belize and 🇺🇸 United States concerning the constitutionality of the use of WhatsApp messages as digital evidence in extradition proceedings.

Translate🇬🇧English🇫🇷French🇩🇪German🇪🇸Spanish🇮🇹Italian🇵🇹PortugueseExtradition🇧🇿Belize→🇺🇸United StatesReversal and remandShare this caseCourtCaribbean Court of JusticeDecision date15/05/2026Decision number[2026] CCJ 7 (AJ) BZMain groundHuman rightsExtra...

Although our website was launched only a few weeks ago, Extradition Hub is already being read across more than 190 citie...
15/05/2026

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Welcome to Jorge Agüero Lafora and María Hernández Loures [FukuroLegal] as new contributors from 🇪🇸Our network of contri...
15/05/2026

Welcome to Jorge Agüero Lafora and María Hernández Loures [FukuroLegal] as new contributors from 🇪🇸

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Welcome to Lukasz Lasek and Artur Pietryka as new contributors from 🇵🇱Our network of contributors continues to grow 🚀
14/05/2026

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New case uploaded ⚖️🇮🇹 ➡️ 🇭🇷 [🇪🇺] • Requests for the ex*****on of a EAW concerning offences committed before 7 August 20...
13/05/2026

New case uploaded ⚖️

🇮🇹 ➡️ 🇭🇷 [🇪🇺] • Requests for the ex*****on of a EAW concerning offences committed before 7 August 2002 (namely, the killing of a civilian during an armed conflict in 1991) are governed not by the legislation on the EAW, but by the provisions previously in force, namely the rules governing Extradition. Nevertheless, once the proceedings have been “converted” through the application of the Extradition rules in place of the EAW framework, the original order validating the provisional arrest and imposing the custodial measure must be considered as lawful.

🖇️ https://www.extraditionhub.com/case-law/conversion-eaw-extradition-provisional-arrest-italy-croatia-5-2026/

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🇮🇹 ➡️ 🇲🇩 ❌ • Sought person’s departure, "no grounds to proceed" and interest in obtaining a decision on the merits dismi...
11/05/2026

🇮🇹 ➡️ 🇲🇩 ❌ • Sought person’s departure, "no grounds to proceed" and interest in obtaining a decision on the merits dismissing the request [Court of Appeal of Milan]

Translate🇬🇧English🇫🇷French🇩🇪German🇪🇸Spanish🇮🇹Italian🇵🇹PortugueseExtradition🇮🇹Italy→🇲🇩MoldovaRejected (procedural grounds)Share this caseCourtCourt of Appeal of MilanDecision date30/01/2026Decision number10/2026Main groundAbsence of the individual fro...

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