citizens but they may have stood in slightly different legal positions. ethan couch for example might raise the argument he s being prosecuted in an unfairway whereas his mother was not currently under prosecution. that s one possible theory. either way, both filed like a habeas proceeding here in the united states where you challenge the underlying legality of the proceedings and when it s filed, the proceedings, extradition or deportation proceedings will be stayed. a legal word that means you re hitting the pause button until the challenge is resolved. this could go on for a period of time depending how long it takes. so one question, mexico has extradition treaty with the u.s., but even with that, it doesn t happen instantaneously. it still has to go through a
a 2005 civil deposition from this very case became part of it so interesting is that we learned today for the first time that mr. cosby gave a statement to police in 2005 which almost and basically says exactly the same thing as that deposition, that there was sexual contact between he and andrea constand. he believes it was consensual. she of usually is saying she was drugged but even though he said that to investigators in 2005, the district attorney at the time bruce caster opted to not bring charges saying he didn t have enough evidence but now but with his deposition they must believe they do. the court will decide. coming up, more breaking news, the so-called affluenza team is staying in mexico for now but his mother is on a plane now headed back to the u.s. stunning new developments when 360 comes back. details.
criminal charges she faces in texas. when she ll be back here in texas isn t clear. marshals and texas authorities are hesitant to share the logistics how that would play out. tonya couch on her way back here to the united states, ethan couch moving to mexico city. we know ethan couch filed a petition in mexican courts asking for their protection and that could take time. do we have any idea how long this process could last in mexico? originalli lly earlier in thy and this is what has spurred this change and legal process eat earn couch is not going through according to u.s. marshals could delay his return here significantly, he is not scheduled a judge until sometime
legal process in mexico. yes and no. extradition usually takes longer, a general property station more paperwork but u.s. marshals probably much prefer deportation. it s faster, it doesn t require the same amount of paperwork and it can be done in a matter of days depending on how fast these two agencies, these two entities, two countries work out a deportation proceeding but any time you have two separate solve earn nations seeking to move different citizens back and forth there is a huge range and any u.s. marshal will tell you it could take a couple days or weeks. it depends how it s coordinated. you re a criminal defense attorney. what does ethan couch possibly have to gain from fighting this now through the mexican courts. it s certainly not going to change the alleged crime that he would be facing in the u.s. what advantage is he trying to
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