extradition in Greek
extradition in Greek is έκδοση — extradition means the formal, legal handover of a suspect or convicted criminal from one country or jurisdiction to another.
extradition in Greek
έκδοση
Pronounced: ekdosi
A formal process by which a criminal suspect held by one government or jurisdiction is handed over to another government or jurisdiction for trial or, if the suspect has already been tried and found guilty, to serve his or her sentence.
What does "extradition" mean?
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noun The formal, legal handover of a suspect or convicted criminal from one country or jurisdiction to another.
"The two countries signed an extradition treaty decades ago."
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extradition in a sentence
- The two countries signed an extradition treaty decades ago.
- Her lawyers are fighting the extradition request in court.
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What is "extradition" in Greek?
"extradition" in Greek is έκδοση. extradition means: The formal, legal handover of a suspect or convicted criminal from one country or jurisdiction to another.
How do you pronounce έκδοση?
"extradition" in Greek is έκδοση, pronounced "ekdosi".
How do you use "extradition" in a sentence?
Example: "The two countries signed an extradition treaty decades ago." In Greek, "extradition" is έκδοση.
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