· 7/27/1993
Matter of Extradition of Nacif-Borge
Citations
- 829 F. Supp. 1210
- 1993 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 11226
- 1993 WL 309189
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- health condition is not a special circumstance because it is not debilitating and is easily controlled even though he only has one kidney and requires a special diet
- where defendant would be eligible for bail if he had been arrested in Mexico on the underlying substantive offense, special circumstances existed and defendant was entitled to bail pending extradition
- “Although most cases focus on a single special circumstance, courts are now recognizing that the cumulation of several factors may constitute special circumstances that justify bail pending extradition proceedings.”
- “in foreign extradition cases, a presumption against bail exists due to the foreign relations interest of the United States in successfully returning persons subject to criminal prosecution to the requesting country”
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Judges: Pro
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