Do Kwon finally set for South Korea extradition after court rejects US petition
The court established the conditions for the US and South Korea to petition for Do's extradition but South Korea’s request arrived first.
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The court established the conditions for the US and South Korea to petition for Do's extradition but South Korea’s request arrived first.
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Do Kwon's case is being sent back to the Montenegrin High Court where it will be decided if a 1901 extradition policy still applies.
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Do Kwon has appealed his extradition again, accusing Montenegrin courts of making 'unfounded and illegal' decisions and favoring the US.
While Do Kwon languishes in a Montenegro detention facility, the US government has had its say on his on-again, off-again extradition.
Do Kwon's extradition has been approved again by Montenegro’s High Court. The final say is now with a minister who reportedly favors the US.
The Supreme Court ruling sends Do Kwon's extradition case back to the High Court, where his fate will be decided.
According to reports, the extradition of Do Kwon has been halted by legal wrangling between numerous legal departments within the government.