The National High Court has rejected the extradition to Morocco of a Moroccan citizen, arrested in Arrecife under an international order of Interpol, who is accused in his country of leading a network dedicated to organizing trips in boat to the Canary Islands. The court order puts the suspect’s surrender on the ground that the principle of the punitive minimum required by the bilateral agreement between the two States is not met.
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The National High Court has denied the extradition of a Moroccan citizen detained in Lanzarote, accused of collaborating with a band of Agadir dedicated to organizing [...]
The National High Court has rejected the extradition to Morocco of a Moroccan citizen, arrested in Arrecife under an international order of Interpol, who is accused in his country of leading a network dedicated to organizing trips in boat to the Canary Islands. The court order puts the suspect’s surrender on the ground that the principle of the punitive minimum required by the bilateral agreement between the two States is not met.