Extradition and European Arrest Warrant.
Lawyer for extradition and European Arrest Warrant proceedings, in Romania and in coordination with lawyers in the requesting state.
You have been arrested under a European Arrest Warrant// Law 302/2004
There is an extradition request from a third country
You have learned that you are the subject of an international wanted alert (SIS / Interpol)
You want to oppose surrender or obtain assurances about detention conditions
Reviewing the warrant
We review the warrant, dual criminality, limitation periods and the grounds for refusing surrender.
Opposing surrender
We prepare the objection and the requests for assurances on fundamental rights.
International coordination
We work with the defence in the requesting state for a single, coherent strategy.
Can I oppose a European Arrest Warrant?
Yes. There are grounds for refusal and assurances that can be raised, including on detention conditions and respect for fundamental rights.
What is the difference between extradition and the European Arrest Warrant?
The European Arrest Warrant operates between EU states, based on mutual recognition. Extradition applies in relations with non-EU states and follows a distinct procedure.
What happens if I have returned to the country and find out I am wanted?
It matters to act before an arrest. See what the law provides on surrender.
Deadlines are measured in days, not weeks.
In surrender proceedings, once surrender is ordered it is, as a rule, irreversible. Contact us as soon as you learn of a warrant or request.