Dr. Conspiracy and Great Kim aka Mik Taerg are both self proclaimed Google Warriors. In other words, unless they have some sort of personal or tangible experience related to the subject which they are writing about they rely predominantly, if not entirely and roundly, on what they can find on the internet, chiefly from online searches with Google.
Directly below you can see Dr. Conspiracy aka Kevin Wayne Davidson fessing up and conceding to be a Google Warrior:
http://www.obamaconspiracy.org/2014/04/smith-safe/#comment-328488

Great Kim aka Mik Taerg is a Google Warrior as well. Some other interesting findings regarding Great Kim aka Mik Taerg are as follows:
1. Great Kim is located in San Francisco, California. However, they consistently mask their IP address to indicate that they are abroad in Europe and elsewhere.
2. Great Kim is an American, born an raised, who intentionally structures their online written English to appears to be that of a foreigner.
3. Great Kim has falsely indicated that they have worked in various countries in Africa for more than 30 years (the story often changes but sometime includes oil companies). In truth Great Kim has not worked or traveled to any country on the African continent.
4. Great Kim indicated that they are a white male whose son, also white, is in a romantic relationship with a black woman. I was not able to confirm this, although it could be true. What I was able to confirm is that Great Kim has a background in the Graphic Design and that they are a government (federal) employee whose office is locate in California.
Great Kim aka Mik Taerg has indicated, several times and on at least three different websites, that: In the RD (i.e., the Dominican Republic) the Suprema Corte de Justicia has exlusive (sic) jursdiction (sic) over extradition proceedings. This means no other court is competent…also have a look at all extradition proceedings completed by the SCJRD
http://www.suprema.gov.do/consultas/jurisprudencia/consulta_decisiones_extradicion.aspx

Kim’s reckless Google Warrior conclusion, which other skeptics and hacks swallowed wholy and instantly, is easily discredited.
Using the link, supplied by Kim, to the Dominican Supreme Court, we find that we can search backwards to the year 2004, beginning with the year 2013, to see all of the extradition cases which were ruled on by the Dominican Supreme Court.
The Dominican Supreme Court published just seven (7) extradition cases for the year (and 2 of the cases were for the same defendant) 2013:
1. Emilio Lora Delance – country: USA
2. Zbigniew Banek – country: Poland (overruled) (NOTE: Polish national, attempted extradition by Poland to have him extradited to Poland. Dominican Republic does not have an extradition treaty with Poland but the Supreme Court still heard the case and ruled on it and overruled the extradition on other grounds)
3. Miguel Ángel Minier Eusebio – country: USA
4. Ricardo Almonte Bernabel – country: USA
5. Francisco Antonio Hiraldo Guerrero – country: USA (overruled)
6. Francisco Antonio Hiraldo Guerrero – country: USA (rejected)
7. Janice Pemberton aka Samantha Carson aka Janice Pemberton Gruman aka Samantha Parker – country: USA (NOTE: Canadian national, passport, JK384624, extradited to the USA)
Additionally, directly below are the 2012 search results. Note that there are only six (6) published cases and once again two of the case contain the same defendant :
1. Miguel Antonio Rosa Ureña – country: USA
2. Francisco Guillermo Miranda Guerrero – country USA (overruled)
3. Miguel Antonio Rosa Ureña – country USA (rejected)
4. Ángel Gurity aka Ángel Gurity Cabral aka Robert Castro – country USA
5. José Antonio Contreras Reyes – country USA
6. Oscar Ezequier Rodríguez Cruz – country USA
Question: What wrong with the foregoing search results for 2013 and 2013?
Answer: Nothing.
The only things wrong was Kim’s misleading, perhaps intentional and perhaps just the result of Google Warrioring, conclusion are the following:
1. The Dominican Supreme Court only publishes a a small number of extradition case rulings. Certainly not all extradition proceedings completed by the SCJRD as Great Kim states.
2. Often times extradition in the Dominican Republic is carried out swiftly, e.g., 1 to 3 months, with the Dominican Supreme Court being involved. This is a country where the any ranking member of the Nation Police, Military, Senate or the President can have you thrown in jail/prison at whim without criminal charges or on charges that are not officially files. Furthermore, a person can be extradited on the same day that they are arrested. Sometimes it is a question of who will pay for the extradition. At other times extradition is carried out after related decision are handed down by lower courts (i.e, not the Supreme Court.)
Extradition from the Dominican Republic, to a number of nations (even the Supreme Court lists a case where they extradited to France and also ruled on a case to Poland), happens on a regular and weekly basis.
Examples:

Yamilis Centeno-Rivera aka aka Maricelly Morfe-Paulino.
Arrested in July 2012 by Dominican authorities in the
Extradited to the United States (New Jersey) just one month later in August 2012.
Her name is not listed within the 2012 extradition cases on Dominican Supreme Court website.

Hector Bienvenido Pujols Gonzalez.
Extradited to the United States in July 2013.
His name is not listed within the 2013 (or 2012) extradition cases on Dominican Supreme Court website.
The list goes on (there are thousands of more examples in the newspapers, even online for Google Warriors).
Conclusion: If the Dominican Supreme Court rules on your extradition case the decision will most likely not be published.
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Postscript: In a recent comment (today while I was writing this report) Great Kim aka Mik Taerg states that, you will now observe that the total yearly cases (i.e., extradition cases) rarely exceeds 10.
Google Warrior confidently flaunts their misinformation!