10 Questions
What is a key requirement for extradition to take place?
The crime must be couched in law
What is the purpose of the double criminality requirement in extradition treaties?
To make sure the crime is recognized as illegal in both states
What role does the judge play in the extradition process?
Holding a hearing to assess the evidence against the accused
Why do some states hold wanted persons in detention for a specified time?
To allow the requesting state to accumulate prima facie evidence
Why is it surprising that states rely on bilateral treaties for extradition?
Because all states eventually need to experience extradition
What did the UN General Assembly adopt in 1990 to promote commonality among bilateral extradition treaties?
A model treaty on extradition
What is the purpose of the specialty rule in extradition cases?
To prevent a wanted person from being tried on additional charges post-extradition
Why do some states experience difficulty tracing wanted persons?
Because of global patterns of rapid travel and shifting jurisdictions
What is one reason why all states should consider adopting a global convention on extradition?
To promote consistency and cooperation in international extradition cases
What is a primary role of foreign ministries or US State Departments in the extradition process?
Asking attorney-generals to seek warrants from judges for extradition requests
Test your knowledge on European colonization from the sixteenth to the late nineteenth century, world wars over empires, and modern territorial disputes. Explore the impacts of historical events on current jurisdiction and boundary conflicts.
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