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In criminal prosecution, you only need to know about the red notice and diffusion.
A red notice is a request for the temporary detention of a person for the purpose of subsequent extradition. A red notice contains information about a wanted person and is issued by an Interpol member country when a person is accused of a crime or has already been convicted. It acts as a request to other Member States for the arrest of a person and extradition to the country that submitted the request.
Diffusion is a less formal request for tracing or providing information that is distributed directly between Interpol member countries. The other types of notifications do not concern the search for specific persons, but if you are still interested, the best explanation is given in Wikipedia
Silver Notification is a new category of notifications designed to track and recover criminal assets such as proceeds of crime, including corruption, terrorism and organized crime.The notification will be intended to facilitate the freezing, seizure, confiscation and return of criminal assets. A pilot program for testing it is scheduled for January 2025 and is designed for two years. If successful, silver will become a new tool for international asset recovery and a new way for authoritarian states to limit the financial freedom of its citizens.

he absence of an Interpol database does not give grounds to assert that you are not on the international wanted list. Firstly, not all red notices and diffusions are published. Secondly, the documents may still be considered by Interpol and will appear in the database within a short time. For example, Russia is deprived of the right to independently enter search data into the Interpol database and sends all its notifications first to the Interpol headquarters, which approves or does not accept inclusion in the search database, which takes time.

The national (federal - for federations) search is carried out within the same state at the level of local law enforcement agencies.
Interstate search is the search for criminals between countries that have a mutual assistance agreement, without the participation of international organizations, such as the CIS search, when after being placed on the federal wanted list of Russia, a person is automatically put on the wanted list in the CIS countries, or by a platform https://eumostwanted.eu /, which is administered by Europol.
An international search is understood, as a rule, to be a search carried out through Interpol, which covers many participating countries.

As a rule, data on the national search are openly published on websites by the relevant police services.
Reliable data on the international wanted list can only be provided by Interpol. You can find out about this by writing a request asking for confirmation or denial of the availability of data in the Interpol information system.
There are some indirect ways to establish the existence of an international wanted list. For example, Bill Browder in his book Freezing Order mentioned one of these methods — obtaining an American visa, which is canceled in case of an international wanted list, and the wanted person receives a notification from the US State Department about its termination.
Our experts will help you determine your current status.

In different countries, the Interpol search database is used as an official source of information about a person, for example, for notarial actions, issuing documents, entering and (or) leaving the country.

Many lawyers advise you to immediately write a request to Interpol after a person has left the country where he was prosecuted. If the applicant is not yet wanted, then such a request is referred to as preliminary in the language of Interpol itself. Interpol, or rather its General Secretariat, does not consider preliminary requests on the merits, but only creates an appropriate file. Before receiving a response on the availability of data in the Interpol system, the applicant cannot confidently assess whether the request is preliminary or already basic.
We recommend that you take your time writing a request and submit it when sufficient evidence has been collected to confirm the validity of such a request. Such a request does not entail legal positive actions, the search will not be suspended, notifications will be entered into the Interpol database where they are provided.
In our opinion, a preventive request is important when notifications are related to political, military, religious, or racial matters. In such cases, the applicant, by his actions, helps Interpol to establish this component before the wanted list is announced.

It is extremely necessary. Of course, in many authoritarian states, the rights of a lawyer are limited and they practically cannot influence the process of bringing to criminal responsibility. But in this case, his task is to collect evidence for a request to delete data to Interpol.

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