interpol-lawyer-canada

Yes. Canadian border services and the RCMP routinely check Interpol databases and can arrest individuals on Red Notices pending extradition proceedings. However, arrest is not automatic: Canadian courts will independently assess whether extradition is lawful under the Extradition Act and the Charter. If you are in Canada and subject to a Red Notice, seek legal […]

Canada and Russia do not have a bilateral extradition treaty. However, Russia can make extradition requests under Canada's Extradition Act on a case-by-case basis. Canadian courts apply rigorous scrutiny to such requests, and the Minister of Justice has discretion to refuse surrender where fair trial or human rights standards are not met. In practice, Canada […]

A standard CCF compliance review takes 9–18 months. Emergency interim measures — which can suspend an active notice while the review proceeds — are available in urgent cases and can be granted within 4–8 weeks. If you face imminent arrest in Canada, contact us immediately to discuss emergency options.

Yes. We represent clients globally and all initial consultations can be conducted by video call or encrypted communication. We work with local Canadian extradition counsel where court proceedings require it. Our international Interpol defence practice covers CCF proceedings, Red Notice removal, Preventive Requests, and Access Requests for clients based in Canada and across North America.