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Estradizione e fatti sopravvenuti: l’incidente di esecuzione è il rimedio per superare il “giudicato estradizionale”
La Cassazione apre all’uso dell’incidente di esecuzione come rimedio per fatti sopravvenuti ad una precedente sentenza favorevole alla consegna.
Giulia Borgna
Sep 144 min read


Hayes v. the United Kingdom: The ECtHR steps into stage two – and away from Vinter?
In Hayes and Others v. UK, the European Court of Human Rights has, for the first time, applied the second limb of the Sanchez-Sanchez test. The case marks a subtle but significant recalibration of the Court’s stance on irreducible life sentences, and appears to distance the extradition context from the more robust protections established in Vinter v. UK.
Giulia Borgna
Aug 15 min read


UK High Court blocks extradition to Albania on grounds of a flagrant denial of justice
The High Court has refused a renewed extradition request from Albania for an Albanian-British citizen accused of participating in a 1999 double murder. The Court held that returning the RP would expose him to a flagrant denial of justice, violating Article 6 ECHR, due to serious procedural failings in Albanian proceedings.
Giulia Borgna
Jul 202 min read
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