William Julie, a lawyer, responds to the US government's memorandum opposing the release of a defendant, discussing the French Minister of Justice's letter and the extradition of French nationals. The document examines the legal framework under French law and international treaties, particularly focusing on the Extradition Treaty between the USA and France, and the Peterson case. Julie argues that the French government has discretion in extraditing its nationals and that the Peterson case should not be seen as a legal precedent.
documents/EFTA00089447.pdf
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