Aliens — Deportation — Procedure — Argentine Law.

Treaties — Interpretation — Agencies of Interpretation — Position in France.

Extradition — In General — Extradition by virtue of a Treaty — Extradition by virtue of a Municipal Statute — Position in France.

State Succession — Treaties — Extradition Treaties — Treaties Concluded by German States prior to the Abolition of the Federal System in 1934.

Extradition — In General — Right of the Accused to Challenge the Legality of the Extradition before the Courts of the Requesting State — Prescription — Whether a General Rule of International Law — Extradition Treaties — State Succession.

Extradition — In General — Principle of Identity of Extradition and Prosecution.

Treaties — Interpretation of — The Rule of Liberal Interpretation.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Construction as Evidenced by Administrative Practice.

Extradition — Extradition of Nationals — Absence of Express Constitutional Authority — French - American Extradition Treaty of 1909 — Interpretation of — Construction as Evidenced by Administrative Practice.

Extradition — Extradition of Nationals — Prosecution in lieu of Extradition.

Extradition — Conditions of — Re-Extradition to a Third State — Consent of State which Granted the First Extradition.

Extradition — Conditions of — Requirement that Evidence must Justify Commitment for Trial by Law of Requested State.

Extradition — Procedure of — Examination of the Substance of the Charge Underlying the Request.

Extradition — Conditions of — Principle of Double Criminality — Extradition Treaties — Liberal Interpretation of.

Consuls — Functions of — Competence of Assistant Consul in regard to Extradition.

Extradition — Conditions of — Liberal Construction of Requirement of Evidence of Criminality — Consuls — Competence of Assistant Consul-General to make Request for Extradition.

Extradition — Conditions of — Amnesty Law of One of the Contracting Parties Passed Subsequently to the Treaty — Principle of Double Criminality.

Extradition — Principle of Identity of Extradition and Prosecution — Principle of Double Criminality — Swiss-German Extradition Treaty of January 24, 1874.

Extradition — Principle of Speciality — Detention on Provisional Arrest beyond Period Specified in the Treaty — Franco-Italian Extradition Treaty, 1870 — Provisions of Extradition Treaties — Whether Inserted for Benefit of Individual.

Extradition — In General — Voluntary Renunciation by the Individual of the Benefits of an Extradition Treaty — Admissibility of.

Extradition — Principle of Speciality — Voluntary Renunciation by the Individual of the Benefits of that Principle — Whether Renunciation Admissible — Request for Extension of Extradition.

Extradition — Principle of Identity of Extradition and Prosecution — Permissibility of Taking into Account other Charges as Aggravating Circumstances.

Extradition — Conditions of Extraditable Crimes — Principle of Double Criminality — Requirement of Complaint by the Injured Party.

Extradition — In General — Position of Persons Sentenced In absentia.

Extradition — In General — Request on behalf of Another State — Request of Mandatory on behalf of Mandated Territory.

Extradition — Conditions of — Statutes of Limitations — Position of Person Convicted in absentia — Request on behalf of Another State — Mandatory’s Request on behalf of Mandated Territory — Argentine Law.

Extradition — Procedure at — Prima facie Case — Fugitive Offenders Act, 1881.

Extradition — Procedure of — Whether Permissible Concurrently with Criminal Proceedings Pending in Requested State — Suspension of Extradition Proceedings.

Extradition — Procedure of — Provisional Detention.