extradited in English

verb

1

hand over (a person accused or convicted of a crime) to the jurisdiction of the foreign state in which the crime was committed.

Greece refused to extradite him to Italy

synonyms: deport, send, ship, deliver, hand over, repatriate

verb

• deport, send, ship, deliver, hand over, repatriate
• deport, deliver

Use "extradited" in a sentence

1. He will be extradited to Britain from France.

2. Ray was quickly extradited to Tennessee and charged with King's murder.

3. However, they were not extradited to France to stand trial there.

4. The French jewel thief was caught by the English police and extradited to France.

5. He was arrested in New Orleans in 1881 and extradited to Italy.

6. (b) Since 2014, 04 fugitives have been extradited to India from the above named countries.

7. The American murderer was caught by the English police and extradited to America.

8. They are expected to be extradited to the United States on suspicion of receiving US$150 million in bribes.

9. Later convicted in absentia for crimes, including murder, García Meza was extradited from Brazil and began serving a 30-year sentence in 1995.

10. He was arrested in Shanghai's International Settlement on 17 August 1931, and extradited to Nanjing, where he was executed on 29 November 1931.

11. All abbatial magistrates and the governor were extradited and freedom of religion was promulgated, which obviously turned against the interests of the Catholic cantons.

12. The fugitive leader of a prominent Biafra secessionist group has been arrested and extradited to Nigeria to face trial, in a move likely to inflame …

13. In 2017, the Mexican government extradited Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, a known member of the Sinaloa Cartel, to the US.Guzmán faces charges of murder and laundering funds

14. Months after skipping out on a court appearance where he was to be arraigned on dozens of charges related to a string of Westchester Burglaries, a man has been extradited back and charged in a 47-count indictment