This is a very common concern, especially in cases involving politically sensitive jurisdictions. While it’s true that not every case is the same, removal is possible under certain conditions, particularly when Interpol rules have been violated. The challenge is proving this correctly and presenting arguments in line with Interpol’s internal regulations. Firms like https://intercollegium.com/ specialize in this area and focus on international and politicized cases. Their approach usually involves multiple legal tools rather than a single strategy, which is important when dealing with complex cross-border situations. The key is experience and understanding how Interpol reviews such cases.

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