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How Does Extradition Work, and Who Actually Decides
A court deciding somebody is extraditable does not order anyone handed over. The statute gives the surrender decision to the Secretary of State, and the word it uses is may.
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A court deciding somebody is extraditable does not order anyone handed over. The statute gives the surrender decision to the Secretary of State, and the word it uses is may.
Immunity is not one thing but four grades of it, and the remedies are political rather than judicial — which is why they look like an absence of consequences.