High Court grants an order for the surrender of the Respondent to the Czech Republic pursuant to a European Arrest Warrant to serve a sentence for driving while disqualified in the requesting state, on the grounds that there was no lack of clarity in relation to the offence in question; there was no lack of compliance with the extradition procedure; and the offence of driving while disqualified in the requesting state corresponds with an offence in this jurisdiction.
High Court - European Arrest Warrant Act, 2003, as amended - European Council Framework Decision dated 13th June, 2002 on the European Arrest Warrant and the Surrender Procedure Between Member States, as amended - Road Traffic Act, 1961 - section 38(1) - requesting state seeking respondent in order to serve sentence of seven months' imprisonment - maximum available sentence two years' imprisonment - 30th October, 2019 - respondent banned from driving for two years - 27th March, 2020 - respondent pulled over by authorities while driving motor vehicle in the requesting state - 15th June, 2020 - respondent ordered to pay 70,000 CZK fine - 18th January, 2021 - substitute sentence of seven months' imprisonment for failure to pay - 4th May, 2023 - grounds of objection lodged - Framework Decision - failure to provide Form D Table - failure to provide information - Act of 2003 - section 20 - requests for additional information - section 10 - lack of clarity alleged - section 11(1A)(e) - lack of compliance alleged - no lack of clarity or compliance found - Road Traffic Act, 1961 - section 38(1) - correspondence with offence here - order granted pursuant to section 16 of Act of 2003.