A lawyer fighting against the extradition of a rape suspect wanted in the US has argued in court that it would constitute a “flagrant violation” of his client’s human rights. Mungo Bovey KC presented his case at Edinburgh Sheriff Court, shortly after proceedings were adjourned due to an interruption by the suspect, Nicholas Rossi, who expressed a desire to dismiss his lawyer.
Rossi, 35, is sought by US authorities in connection with alleged offences, including rape, and is contesting extradition. During the adjournment, Mr Bovey raised concerns about Rossi’s citizenship, arguing that he had not been proven to be a US national.
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