United States v. Mohan Singh Bagga

How courts have described this case

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• holding that government established futility where there was “great doubt” that the offense was “extraditable”
• holding that government established futility where there was “great doubt” that the offense was “extraditable”
• finding that the government’s conduct was “clearly no more than mere negligence” and insufficient to “tip the scale in favor of the defendant”
• finding that the government’s conduct was “clearly no more than mere negligence” and insufficient to “tip the scale in favor of the defendant”
• applying clear-error standard to district court’s factual determination that the government made a diligent, good-faith effort to arrest the defendant
• no negligence where extradition treaty with India did not “expressly cover” the offense for which defendant was charged

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).