Which of the following is not a principle in Law of Extradition
All three are recognized extradition principles. The alleged conduct must qualify as an extraditable offence and meet the applicable dual-criminality requirement, meaning it…
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Which of the following is not a principle in Law of Extradition
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All three are recognized extradition principles. The alleged conduct must qualify as an extraditable offence and meet the applicable dual-criminality requirement, meaning it is criminal in both countries. The rule of speciality restricts prosecution after surrender to the permitted offences, subject to the treaty's exceptions or the requested country's consent.
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