Key legal question
Whether the appellant should be released from extradition detention and replaced by substitute measures.
Extracted holding
No exceptional grounds justified lifting extradition detention; the flight risk remained substantial and the proposed substitute measures were insufficient.
Extracted reasoning
The court referred to its earlier decision and found that, despite the appellant's arguments about reduced expected punishment and personal incentives to remain available, a multi-year sentence still created a strong incentive to abscond. None of the proposed alternatives—bail, passport surrender, an Iranian guarantee, electronic monitoring, or private surveillance—could reliably prevent flight, alone or cumulatively.