Shack, Murray v. The Attorney General of the State of Pennsylvania, Warden of Rahway State Prison, New Jersey, District Attorney of Delaware County

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• concluding that deprivation of right to pre-extradition hearing did not render petitioner’s subsequent confinement illegal or prevent state from prosecuting him
• “Supreme Court and Third Circuit precedents establish that illegal extradition does not deprive the receiving sovereign of personal jurisdiction over criminal defendants so transmitted.”
• “Supreme Court and Third Circuit precedents establish that illegal extradition does not deprive the receiving sovereign of personal jurisdiction over criminal defendants so transmitted.”
• “Supreme Court and Third Circuit precedents establish that illegal extradition does not deprive the receiving sovereign of personal jurisdiction over criminal defendants so transmitted.”
• violation of article IV(a)'s pre-transfer hearing provision not sufficient to allow \the extraordinary sanction of a collateral attack on an otherwise valid criminal conviction\
• defects in the extradition process were not valid basis for collateral attack on conviction in receiving state

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