Even when an accused person is extradited there are =limitations= as to the jurisdiction of the state to which he goes.
The defendant was extradited from England on the charge of murder committed on an American vessel on the high seas.
Some writers deny categorically that such complex crimes are political; but this opinion is wrong and dangerous, since indeed many honourable political criminals would have to be extradited in consequence thereof.
If, nevertheless, an extradited individual is tried and punished for another crime, the extraditing State has a right of intervention.
And no person is to be extradited whose deed is not a crime according to the Criminal Law of the State which is asked to extradite, as well as of the State which demands extradition.
Indeed, in Massachusetts, the law under which deserters areextradited for abandonment is habitually spoken of as the "non-support law.
The absence of any treaty with Great Britain by which family deserters can be extradited to or from Canada makes the Dominion a place of refuge for many American evaders of family responsibilities.
Let them be extradited to Treysa, and then you may have them brought before you privately and questioned.
They have both been arrested at Hinckeldeym's instigation, and are now in London, remanded before beingextradited here.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "extradited" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
