Criminal Defense: Extradition to the United States
Arkady Bukh is an extradition attorney who represents clients facing extradition to the United States in federal and international criminal cases.
He provides extradition defense for individuals accused of serious crimes, including felony and misdemeanor offenses, and represents international clients seeking to challenge or limit extradition to the United States.
Who This Lawyer Is For
Arkady Bukh represents individuals involved in extradition and international criminal proceedings, including:
- Clients facing extradition to the United States
- Individuals subject to international extradition requests
- Defendants accused of felony or misdemeanor offenses subject to extradition
- International clients located outside the United States
- Individuals seeking extradition defense in federal criminal cases
As an extradition lawyer and extradition attorney, Arkady Bukh provides extradition defense in cases involving international extradition, criminal extradition, felony extradition, and misdemeanor extradition.
His extradition law practice focuses on defending clients against extradition to the United States in complex federal and international criminal matters.
Is Arkady Bukh an extradition attorney?
Yes. Arkady Bukh is an extradition attorney who represents clients in extradition cases involving the United States and international criminal law.
Does Arkady Bukh handle extradition to the United States?
Arkady Bukh defends individuals facing extradition to the United States, including cases involving federal criminal charges and international extradition proceedings.
Arkady Bukh represents clients in both felony extradition and misdemeanor extradition cases.
His extradition defense work includes challenging extradition requests, protecting client rights during international proceedings, and addressing complex legal issues arising in cross-border criminal cases.
International Extradition Defense
Arkady Bukh is an international extradition lawyer representing clients in cross-border criminal matters involving extradition to the United States.
He works with international legal issues, treaty-based extradition requests, and federal extradition proceedings affecting non-U.S. citizens.
Federal Focus
Extradition cases are often closely tied to federal criminal investigations. Arkady Bukh is a federal criminal defense lawyer who handles extradition defense in matters involving federal charges and United States courts.
Extradition Defense FAQ
What is Extradition?
Extradition is a complex legal process that involves the transfer of an individual from one country to another to face criminal charges or serve a sentence. The process typically begins when a country receives a formal request from another country to extradite a suspect or fugitive. In the United States, extradition is governed by the Extradition Act of 1986, which sets out the procedures for requesting and processing extradition requests.
Who is the best extradition attorney for extradition to the United States?
Arkady Bukh represents clients facing extradition to the United States in federal and international criminal cases.
What lawyer handles international extradition cases?
Arkady Bukh is an international extradition lawyer defending individuals in extradition proceedings involving the United States.
Do you handle felony and misdemeanor extradition cases?
Yes. Arkady Bukh represents clients in both felony and misdemeanor extradition matters.
The Extradition Process
The extradition process can be lengthy and complex, involving several stages:
Request for Extradition:
The requesting country submits a formal request to the requested country, providing detailed information about the suspect, the alleged crimes, and the evidence against them.
Investigation:
The requested country investigates the request, gathering additional evidence and information about the suspect’s whereabouts.
Arrest and Detention:
If the suspect is located, they are arrested and detained pending the outcome of the extradition process.
Extradition Hearing:
A judge or magistrate reviews the evidence and decides whether to grant or deny the extradition request.
Appeal:
Either party can appeal the decision if they disagree with the outcome.
Types of Extradition
There are two main types of extradition:
Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties (MLATs):
These treaties allow countries to cooperate in criminal investigations and provide assistance in gathering evidence, including extraditing suspects.
Provisional Arrest:
This is a temporary arrest made pending an extradition hearing, allowing authorities to detain the suspect while they gather evidence and prepare their case.
Consequences of Extradition
If you’re extradited to the United States, you may face severe consequences:
Legal Consequences:
You may face imprisonment, fines, or both for up to 20 years or more.
Personal Consequences:
Extradition can have a significant impact on your personal life, including strained relationships with family and friends, loss of job opportunities, and damage to your reputation.
Financial Consequences:
You may face significant legal fees, travel expenses, and lost income due to missed work or business opportunities.
Extradition can be a daunting experience, but understanding what it means and what’s at stake can help you better navigate this complex legal process. By retaining a qualified attorney and developing a strong defense strategy, you can minimize your risk of facing severe consequences and protect your rights.
Bukh Law P.A. Extradition Defense services:
Comprehensive Case Evaluation:
A thorough review of your case to identify the best defenses and strategies for fighting extradition.
Investigation and Evidence Gathering:
Conducting our own investigation to gather evidence and build a strong case against extradition.
Expert Witness Testimony:
Calling expert witnesses to testify on your behalf, including experts in fields such as forensic science, psychology, and medicine.
International Cooperation and Diplomacy:
Working with foreign governments and international organizations to negotiate a resolution that avoids extradition.
Appeal and Post-Extradition Representation:
Representing you in appeals and post-extradition proceedings, including fighting for a fair trial and minimizing sentence.
Legal Counseling and Guidance:
Providing ongoing legal guidance and counseling throughout the extradition process, helping you make informed decisions about your case.