Czech authorities have announced that a court ruling will allow the extradition of hacking suspect Yevgeniy Nikulin to the U.S. He was arrested in Prague on October 5th in cooperation with Interpol and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Russya also wants him on a separate charge of internet theft in 2009. He is wanted on other charges of stealing information from LinkedIn, Dropbox, and other companies. Judge Jaroslav Pytloun ruled Tuesdat that all necessary legal terms have been met by both countries.
Good luck, Yevgenie. We hope you have good lawyers working on your case. Where you get the best shot at justice is debatable. Your appeal will likely be heard in the U.S. soon.
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