What are the chances of a person with dual US and Mexican citizenship being extradited for a white-collar crime?

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   Stephen RichardsPro

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   Answered August 22, 2012 18:52. Probably not too high but you should consult a lawyer
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   David ShapiroPro

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   Answered August 23, 2012 11:24. Come on, how are we supposed to give you "chances" based on your post.
   
   And even if a competent attorney had all the information, they shouldn't ethically be giving percentages. Hire locally experienced criminal defense attorneys on both sides of the border ASAP and don't leave your freedom to chance.

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   Joshua LowtherPro

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   Answered August 23, 2012 13:24. While there is an extradition treaty between the US and MX, the likelihood of extradition depends on (1) whether you are found; and (2) the gravity of the charges against you. The more serious the charges are, the more effort that US law enforcement agents will make to locate and extradite you to the US. I recommend that you contact an attorney experienced in federal criminal law to assist you immediately.
   
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