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Trinidad court permanently stops Jack Warner’s extradition case

Summary by Jamaica Gleaner
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – A Trinidad and Tobago High Court judge on Friday issued an order that extradition proceedings against former vice president of the International Football Federation (FIFA), Jack Warner, to the United States “be permanently stayed”.In addition, Justice Karen Reid ruled that the defendant should pay Warner “damages in respect of the breaches” of his constitutional rights, to be assessed by the Court in default of an …

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The Trinidad and Tobago Justice has definitively blocked the extradition request to the United States of Jack Warner, former vice-president of Fifa accused of corruption by the American authorities. The decision, released on Friday, concludes a long judicial battle begun in 2015, when Warner was involved in the Fifagate, a corruption scandal that hit the top of the world's top football entity. The United States Justice accuses the former trinita…

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U.S. justice charges the former Trinidadian executive with 29 charges related to fraud, money laundering and corruption.

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Jamaica Gleaner broke the news in Jamaica on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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