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Top UK barrister fights extradition to Croatia where he faces three years in jail after his divorcing wife accused him of strangling her during 'years of domestic abuse'
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The UK's extradition process involves a complex set of laws and agreements with other countries, including Croatia, which is a member of the European Convention on Extradition. Extradition cases often hinge on whether the alleged offense is also a crime in the UK, and whether the individual's human rights would be protected in the country seeking extradition. The barrister's case may raise questions about the application of these principles in cases involving allegations of domestic violence.
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Top UK barrister fights extradition to Croatia where he faces three years in jail after his divorcing wife accused him of strangling her during 'years of domestic abuse'
A high-flying English barrister is facing three years in a Croatian jail after his ex-wife accused him of strangling her during 'years of domestic abuse' as a tense divorce battle unfolds.
29 Jun, 13:46