International Law · India
Extradition Litigation | Dayan Krishnan, Senior Advocate | Nyaya Forum | Nalsar
A Nyaya Forum lecture by Dayan Krishnan. NALSAR’s description documents his experience with international extradition assignments.
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Topics and scope
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- Extradition litigation, identified by the recording title.
- Professional context: NALSAR describes counsel assignments involving India and the United Kingdom. A full chapter list is not supplied.
Key concepts
- Extradition
- International cooperation
- Domestic procedure
Study questions
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- Which treaty and domestic statutory requirements govern an extradition request?
- How should practitioners distinguish an allegation from an adjudicated finding?
Learning objectives
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- Identify the central issue and keep notes linked to the original source.
- Use the study questions to plan further reading; verify current law independently.
Further reading and current law
- NALSAR University of Law
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