How can I be extradited to a different state? – PC 1548.1 and 1558

By: Wallin & Klarich

Extradition is the legal process by which one state can transfer a person from the state to another state in order to face criminal charges in the state. In California, you can be extradited in two ways: • You are arrested in California for a crime you committed or are accused of committing in another …

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Extradition Warrant Requirements and PC 1558

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Interstate extradition is the process by which one state is required to surrender a convicted or suspected criminal to another state in order to face sentencing or punishment. If a demand for your extradition is made by the state in which you are suspected of committing a crime or have been convicted of committing a …

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Interstate Extradition and the Extradition Process – Penal Code 1548.1 and PC 1558

By: Wallin & Klarich

Interstate extradition refers to the process by which one state is required to surrender a suspected or convicted criminal to another state for punishment. You may be subject to extradition if you are arrested in California for a crime you either committed or were accused of committing in a different state, or if you are …

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California Extradition Cases And Processes

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If you are arrested in California and are facing extradition to another state, you will go through what’s called an identification hearing in California. This hearing protects your rights by ensuring that you are the positively the individual the extraditing state seeks. If the extraditing state cannot prove you are, in fact, the individual they …

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