Extradition Hearing Representation — the Anchors of Georgian Law
In an extradition case the advocate's work unfolds in two layers: the procedural layer of international cooperation, regulated by criminal procedure legislation whose details lie outside this page, and the substantive layer of the Criminal Code — the norms that determine whether surrender is possible and what its alternatives are. This page serves that second layer: Article 6 — the citizenship bar and the treaty requirement; Article 47-2 — expulsion and entry ban as the sanction often actually imposed; and Article 380-1 — obstruction of the execution of an expulsion decision. These three norms form the legal map on which the hearing position is built.