In Re the Extradition of Garcia

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the defendant did not demonstrate he was not a flight risk despite having “no financial assets”
• noting that bail in extradition eases is governed by federal common law
• declining to find that the defendant’s health conditions rose to a level that justified releasing him on bail, even though he had back surgery, needed therapy “for the surgery to work,” had a growth on his neck, and was in danger of losing movement in his left leg
• “The case law also reflects an inconsistency among courts in their analysis of flight risk in relation to the ‘special circumstances’ inquiry.”
• “[W]hat constitutes special circumstances is anything but clear.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).