About Our Israeli Extradition Law Firm & Interpol Specialists

Within 2 hours of contact, we review arrest warrants, Interpol notices, or extradition requests. For detained clients, we file provisional release motions within 48 hours before the Jerusalem or Tel Aviv District Court under Criminal Procedure Law Section 62, arguing specialty limitations and flight risk mitigation.

We simultaneously prepare Israeli court defence under Extradition Law 5714-1954 (challenging prima facie evidence, invoking treaty exceptions, raising human rights violations) and CCF application strategy (identifying Article 3 ICPO Constitution violations, gathering evidence of political motivation or data inaccuracies).

We submit comprehensive applications to the Commission for the Control of INTERPOL's Files, supported by legal briefs, diplomatic correspondence, and documentary evidence. Applications cite specific RPED violations and request deletion, correction, or access to data. Average processing time: 5-9 months.

Before the Israeli District Court, we present evidence on dual criminality failures, political offence exceptions, statute of limitations under Israeli law, and human rights concerns (torture risk, unfair trial, death penalty). We invoke treaty-specific limitations and seek diplomatic assurances from requesting states.

If extradition is ordered, we file appeals to the Israeli Supreme Court within 45 days, raising constitutional violations under Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty. Post-CCF deletion, we coordinate with Israeli authorities and border control to update databases and restore travel freedom.