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No Extradition is a specialist international law practice focused on extradition defence, INTERPOL notice challenges, and related cross-border legal risk. We work on cases where the legal question is genuinely complex, the jurisdictions involved are multiple, and the consequences of the wrong move are serious.

What we focus on

Our practice covers three connected areas:

• Extradition defence: Resisting formal extradition requests from requesting states, challenging treaty applications, arguing dual criminality, and using human rights and political-offence grounds to defeat or delay surrender.
• INTERPOL notice challenges: Filing CCF challenges to Red Notices, Diffusions, and other INTERPOL data that is unlawful, politically motivated, or procedurally defective. See Interpol CCF Lawyer and Interpol Red Notice Removal Lawyers.
• Country and treaty analysis: Advising on extradition exposure by jurisdiction, including which treaty frameworks apply, which refusal grounds are available, and how to manage travel risk while a legal defence is running.

Why we work only in this area

International extradition and INTERPOL cases require deep familiarity with the procedural rules of multiple jurisdictions, INTERPOL’s own internal governance structure, the CCF’s decision-making framework, and the treaty networks that determine where extradition is legally possible.

That is a narrow and specialist combination of skills. A general criminal lawyer handling their first extradition case is not the same as a lawyer who has followed the area through dozens of CCF challenges and multiple contested extradition hearings.

We work in this area exclusively because the case quality is better when the lawyer knows it thoroughly.

Our clients

Clients come to us across a wide range of backgrounds and circumstances. Some are businesspeople facing foreign prosecution for conduct that is either political, disputed, or not clearly criminal under the law of the country where they are located. Others are individuals who have discovered a Red Notice through a travel encounter or a background check. Others are facing formal extradition proceedings in a requested country.

The common factor is that the legal problem is international, the stakes are high, and a clear, strategic approach is more useful than a general criminal law service.

How we work

We begin with a factual and legal assessment of the specific situation: the requesting state, the charges, the notice status, the treaty position, and the client’s current location and travel plans. We then produce a structured defence strategy that covers all the relevant tracks, not just one.

We coordinate with local counsel in requesting and requested countries where needed, and we advise on travel risk management while legal proceedings run.