Topics Extradition procedure

Constitute topics are built from the variables in the Comparative Constitutions Project’s dataset, which captures the content of world constitutions. The particular variables relevant to this topic are listed below, in the form of survey questions.

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Description

Details the procedure that must be followed for the state to surrender an individual apprehended on its territory to the government of another state for criminal proceedings. Where permitted, this is usually further regulated through bi-lateral treaties.

Categories

Rights and Duties

Keywords

accused; criminal procedure; refugees

Survey Questions

  • Does the constitution provide for the extradition of suspected or convicted criminals to other countries?