Keep Georgian and foreign proceedings distinct
A Georgian arrest, extradition request, INTERPOL record or evidence measure must be separated from the foreign process and tested under the Georgian decision and review route.
An airport stop, INTERPOL record, extradition request or evidence measure may begin abroad but its execution in Georgia requires a domestic legal basis. Language, custody, consular contact and cross-border document transfer must be organised without losing a Georgian deadline.
Coordinate location, status, language and foreign record
Separate Georgian proceedings from the foreign process or INTERPOL data
Secure understandable communication and interpretation
Coordinate consular contact without treating it as legal representation
Align Georgian deadlines with foreign counsel
Keep sentence enforcement and migration decisions on separate tracks
A final prison sentence may raise an international prisoner-transfer route, while an investigation or conviction may require a separate immigration-status review. Neither process should be treated as part of the immediate arrest or defence decision.