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extraditionSurrender, by one state or country to another, of a person accused of a criminal offence in the state or country to which that person is extradited. When two nations are involved, extradition is usually governed by a treaty between the two countries concerned. A country usually will not allow extradition for political offences or an offence that it does not treat as a crime, even though it is a crime in the requesting country. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| justice by slipping back into their home countries -- where legal wrangles often delay or prevent extraditions back to the U. The United States, in contrast, has earmarked an initial $3 million for the demobilizations, despite officially pursuing extraditions and classifying the AUC as "terrorist. Whatever the rationale for this provision may be, it would eliminate the chief obstacle to further extraditions of U. |
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