Chapter V
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Orders for remand in custody or detention, or for the extension of a term of deprivation of liberty, issued pursuant to this Act, shall be dated and…
Orders for deprivation of liberty, issued pursuant to this Act, are immediately enforceable.
Persons who have been placed in police custody or in remand custody pursuant to this Act, or whose arrest or detention has been ordered, shall be…
Insofar as not otherwise provided by treaty, the custody of the person claimed, or the suspect or convicted person, in the event of extradition from…
Article 66a of the Code of Criminal Procedure shall apply mutatis mutandis to the orders for detention in custody and remand in custody issued…
In cases where a decision regarding the deprivation of liberty can or must be taken pursuant to this Act, it may be ordered that such deprivation of…
Articles 73, 79 and 6:2:5 of the Code of Criminal Procedure shall apply mutatis mutandis to orders for the termination of deprivation of liberty…
The time limits referred to in Articles 16(c), 37(1)(b), 40(3), and 44(1) shall not run during the period in which the person concerned has evaded…
In cases where extradition has been declared inadmissible by a final judicial decision, the court that heard the case may, upon the petition of the…
Articles 36b up to and including 36e, 36h, 36i and 36n of the Code of Criminal Procedure shall apply mutatis mutandis to services, notifications and…
Where this Act confers the power to hear persons, Article 131a of the Code of Criminal Procedure shall apply mutatis mutandis.
The provisions of the preceding chapters do not apply to:
The Act of 6 April 1875, Bulletin of Acts and Decrees 66, regulating the general conditions under which treaties regarding the extradition of aliens…
A petition for extradition concerning a person who is located in the public bodies of Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba, which was submitted before…
This Act may be cited by the title: Extradition Act.