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Airport detention and extradition procedures may arise especially for individuals who are subject to an arrest warrant, an Interpol Red Notice, a diffusion message, a restriction record, or an extradition request originating from a foreign state. A person may be stopped at passport control while entering Turkey, leaving Turkey, or during transit passage. Although the

The extradition process between France and Turkey is an international judicial cooperation process in which it is assessed whether a person who is subject to a criminal investigation, prosecution, or final conviction will be surrendered from France to Turkey or from Turkey to France. One of the most important legal bases for extradition procedures between

The extradition process between Russia and Turkey is a legal process in which it is assessed whether a person who is subject to a criminal investigation, prosecution, or final conviction will be surrendered from Russia to Turkey or from Turkey to Russia. This process does not conclude automatically solely upon the request of the authorities

Arrest due to a Red Notice is a temporary protective measure that may arise after a person who is subject to an Interpol Red Notice or diffusion message is apprehended in Turkey. However, the existence of a Red Notice does not mean that the person will automatically be arrested or directly extradited to a foreign

Interpol and extradition processes concern the international search, apprehension, and assessment of whether persons who are subject to an arrest warrant, conviction decision, or criminal investigation will be surrendered to the requesting state. In these processes, Red Notices, diffusion messages, provisional arrest, extradition proceedings before the high criminal court, deportation procedures, and human rights assessments

Extradition is the legal process concerning the surrender of a person who is subject to a criminal investigation, prosecution, or final conviction in one country to the requesting state if that person is apprehended or found in another country. In Turkish law, this institution is mostly referred to as “extradition” or “the return of offenders.”

Extradition proceedings between the United States and Turkey are a special legal process in which it is assessed whether a person who is subject to a criminal investigation, prosecution, or final conviction will be surrendered from one country to the other. In this process, not only criminal law rules but also international judicial cooperation, human

International extradition law is a special field of law concerning the surrender of a person to the requesting state for the purpose of trial due to an alleged offense committed in another country or for the enforcement of a final sentence. In Turkey, extradition is evaluated within the scope of Law No. 6706 on International