Is there any way to prevent my extradition case from becoming public and attracting media attention?

Extradition hearings are generally conducted in open court, and reporting restrictions are granted only in exceptional circumstances — typically involving national security or vulnerable witnesses. However, certain procedural steps can limit exposure: requesting that sensitive evidence be reviewed in closed session, opposing unnecessary disclosure of personal details, and timing applications strategically. In some jurisdictions, early resolution through discharge at preliminary hearings avoids prolonged public proceedings. Complete anonymity is rarely achievable, but careful case management can reduce the scope and duration of public attention surrounding your matter.