Now, under our treaty, at Swiss insistence, obviously, the existing treaty, there is an exception to extradition which allows the Swiss to deny an extradition request for a person who is involved in a tax offense.
Carl Levin: “Now, under our treaty, at Swiss insistence, obviously, the existing treaty, there is an exception to extradition which…”
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Levin highlights a treaty provision that permits Switzerland to deny extradition for tax offenses.
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