"We members of the Association express our outrage at the postponement until October 13, 2010 of the hearing by the Irish High Court of Justice concerning the execution of the European arrest warrant issued in February by the French courts.
The murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier in Ireland in 1996 has left a family in distress and misery for nearly 14 years. As a result of dilatory tactics employed by the legal team of the wanted person the process of justice has effectively been thwarted. We should not have to suffer as a result of these tactics directed at delaying procedures and against our insistence for the truth to be established and our respect of the principles of universal justice.
This is why we do not understand the reasons that the Irish authorities did not respect the deadlines, as outlined in the cooperation agreement of 2002 on the European Arrest Warrant (*). This was ratified in 2003 and integrated in the Irish judicial system.
We question the hesitations on this issue. Our organization reserves the right, when appropriate, to ask for a public explanation of a situation which is rapidly becoming unacceptable. We demand that the request for extradition by France be granted in accordance with European law so that this heinous crime finally can be judged in a fair way in accordance with internationally recognized judicial standards".