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Miami court to hear Noriega's extradition appeal
0 Comments | AFP, January, 2008
MIAMI (AFP) — Former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega's battle against extradition to France to face money laundering charges will resume next week after a Miami judge on Thursday set a new court date for his latest appeal.
Federal district judge Paul Huck set January 9 for the hearing, in which Noriega's lawyers want the court to consider whether the French government will respect a ruling from his 1992 US drug trafficking trial that classified him as a prisoner of war.
Noriega, 73, in September completed a 17-year US prison term on drugs charges. He was to be released and flown to France, but he has remained in custody while appeals against his extradition are heard.
His defense maintains he should not be extradited if Paris does not recognize his POW...
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