(Reuters) - WINDHOEK, June 8 - A Namibian court on Friday
postponed until June 25 an extradition case involving fugitive
U.S. millionaire Jacob "Kobi" Alexander, who is wanted in the
United States on charges of stock manipulation.
The Namibian magistrate's court approved a defence request
for the delay after lawyers said they had not been informed in
advance as required by law of the appointment of a new
magistrate in the case, Petrus Unengu.
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postponed until June 25 an extradition case involving fugitive
U.S. millionaire Jacob "Kobi" Alexander, who is wanted in the
United States on charges of stock manipulation.
The Namibian magistrate's court approved a defence request
for the delay after lawyers said they had not been informed in
advance as required by law of the appointment of a new
magistrate in the case, Petrus Unengu.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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