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lusion, no Swiss national would ever be eligible for bail."); United States v. Mviow No. 95-CR-446 FJS, 1996 WL 238545 (S.D.N.Y. April 26, 1996) ("[T]he United States has offered evidence that such a waiver in unenforceable in Canadian courts unless executed under the jurisdiction of those courts. Such evidence i

red voluntary and enforceable. . . . Any waiver he executes here in an effort to secure his release would have to be considered suspect."). See also United States v. Castillo-Bourcy, 712 F. Supp. 927, 931 (M.D. Ga. 1989) ("Extradition of defendant . . . from the Republic of Panama [by way of his consent,] as s

red a letter from Canadian counsel that such a waiver was enforceable. Id. at 610. In response, the Government proffered a letter from the Canadian Ministry of Justice which in part stated that "a waiver of extraditability signed by a defendant in the United States [wa]s not enforceable in Canada." Id. In light of

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