Interpol Law and Practice by Rhys Davies | 2026*

Interpol Law and Practice by Rhys Davies | 2026*

INTERPOL Law and Practice is a practitioner-focused work examining the legal framework and institutional structure of INTERPOL, together with its system of Notices and diffusions and proceedings before the Commission for the Control of INTERPOL’s Files (CCF). It combines detailed legal analysis with practical guidance for lawyers dealing with Red Notices, extradition, immigration, asylum, and other related cross-border legal matters.

Key Features of Interpol Law and Practice:

The book provides practical guidance on making applications to the Commission for the Control of INTERPOL’s Files (CCF), presenting substantive arguments before the CCF, assessing legal risks, and addressing the extradition, immigration, and asylum consequences that may arise. It also places these issues within the broader framework of international law.

Additional resources include key INTERPOL legal instruments, a comprehensive table of cases, and a bibliography. As a first edition, the work provides a specialised treatment of an increasingly important area of legal practice, with particular emphasis on practical procedures, strategic considerations, and real-world application.

About the Author:

1. Rhys Davies 

• Barrister at Temple Garden Chambers with experience in international and cross-border public law matters.

2. Ben Keith

•  Barrister at 5 St Andrew’s Hill whose practice includes international, public and human rights law. 

3. Roger Sahota

• Solicitor at Berkeley Square Solicitors with experience in complex international and extradition-related matters.

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