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Extradition: Here's What You Need to Know about the Process and Timeline

Wondering how long someone can be held for extradition? In this video, Board Certified Defense Attorney Benson Varghese breaks down the process of being held for extradition, from the 30-day holding period to the potential 90-day limit, and the options you have, including waiving extradition. Learn about the steps involved, how long you can be held, and what you need to know if you're facing extradition to another state. Varghese Summersett PLLC versustexas.com Our team is made up of experienced criminal lawyers and former prosecutors with offices in Fort Worth, Dallas, Southlake, Houston. We handle state criminal cases throughout North Texas. We also handle federal criminal cases across the country. Criminal Specialists by the Texas Board of Legal specialization: Benson Varghese: https://www.versustexas.com/benson-va... Anna Summersett: https://www.versustexas.com/anna-summ... Letty Martinez: https://www.versustexas.com/letty-mar... Criminal Defense Attorneys: Christy Jack: https://versustexas.com/attorneys/chr... Tiffany Burks: https://versustexas.com/attorneys/tif... Robert Huseman: https://versustexas.com/attorneys/rob... Mike Hanson: https://versustexas.com/attorneys/mik... Alex Thornton: https://versustexas.com/attorneys/ale... Audrey Hatcher: https://versustexas.com/audrey-hatcher/ Connect with Varghese Summersett   / versustexas     / versustexas     / versustexas     / 3715834   Channel Page:    / @varghesesummersettpllc7161   00:00 How Long Can Someone Be Held For Extradition? 00:13 Holding State & Demanding State 00:24 The Holding State Can Hold You At First For 30 Days 00:35 If Demanding State Plans Seeks Extradition You Can Be Held for 90 Days 00:46 Waiving Extradition 00:58 Fighting Extradition = Fighting About Identity 01:41 Governor's Warrant 01:53 Released after 90 Days if Demanding State Doesn't Obtain a Governor's Warrant 02:26 Questions? Comments?