The European Convention on Extradition does not empower the judicial authority of the requested State to review whether the judgment underlying the extradition request is enforceable, once that judgment has been classified as enforceable by the requesting State. Moreover, under the system established by the European Convention on Extradition, the judicial authority of the requested State is not entitled to review the reasoning of the conviction judgment. Accordingly, the conditions for extradition may be found to be satisfied even where the statement of reasons has not been transmitted, unless the person sought alleges that the foreign proceedings involved a violation of fundamental rights or that the judgment contains provisions contrary to the fundamental principles of the Italian legal order.