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extradition and the documents provided in Art. 38 para. (2) if it is thus provided in the interna-
tional convention applicable in relation to the Requested State or if the legislation of that State
allows such a simplified extradition procedure and it has been applied to requests for extradition
uttered by Romania.
ARTICLE 51
Opposition to extradition by the extraditable person
(1) Should the extraditable person oppose the request for extradition, he shall be able to de-
fend himself orally and in writing; and also to bring evidence.
(2) After hearing the extraditable person, the file of the case shall be made available to the
latter’s defender for presenting, in writing, within 8 days, a reasoned opposition to the request
for extradition and for showing the evidence allowed by Romanian law. The number of witnesses
shall not exceed two.
(3) Opposition may be founded only upon the fact that the person arrested is not the person
requested or that the conditions for extradition are not met.
(4) Once the opposition has been presented or the time limit for presenting it has expired, the
public prosecutor may request a term of 8 days to reply to the opposition or to produce evidence,
according to para. (2).
ARTICLE 52
Production of evidence
The evidence approved by the court shall be produced within 15 days, in the presence of the
extraditable person assisted by the defender and, if necessary, by an interpreter, as well as in the
presence of the public prosecutor.
ARTICLE 53
Additional information
(1) Should the information provided by the Requesting State prove insufficient for allowing
the Romanian State to hand down a decision in the application of this law, the competent court
shall request the information needed. It shall appoint a term of 2 months for this.
(2) The request for additional information, as well as the reply shall be sent by one of the me-
ans mentioned in Article 38.