"There's usually something else, whether it's a political motivation or it's a diplomatic reason, and if you look carefully at the real reason why extradition is going on, sometimes you can find a defense that fits within the defenses that can be raised," defense counsel said.
October 30, 2020 at 04:24 PM
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Most extradition cases in the U.S. are predictable, typically ending with, well, extradition to another country. But this one was different.
When Estonian immigrant Aleksandr Rotko retained Coral Gables attorney Marcos Jimenez in 2019, he was in federal custody facing extradition on allegations he used, damaged and destroyed government property that once belonged to his own companies.
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