Orison F. McDonald II and Herbert Darrell Bomar v. Bill Burrows, Sheriff of Wichita County, Texas, the State of Texas, and the State of Minnesota

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• noting extradition is not a criminal proceeding, and so Sixth Amendment rights not implicated
• noting extradition is not a criminal proceeding, and so Sixth Amendment rights not implicated
• noting extradition is not a criminal proceeding, and so Sixth Amendment rights not implicated
• A bankruptcy court is authorized to prevent interference with the administration of the bankruptcy estate by issuance of the writ
• “The First and Second Circuits have 22 both declined to apply the sixth amendment right to a ‘speedy and public trial’ to extradition 23 proceedings. . . . We concur in their reasoning and join in their result .”
• “Extradition is not … a criminal proceeding. It does not involve determination of the guilt or innocence of the person to be extradited and, therefore, does not invoke the same degree of protection of the defendant’s constitutional rights.” (footnotes omitted)

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