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X commits a heinous crime in country A. X was able to leave the country and absconded to country B and…

Country A may request extradition through the applicable legal process in country B. Domestic law and any applicable treaty govern consideration of that request; a demand…

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X commits a heinous crime in country A. X was able to leave the country and absconded to country B and thereby avoided the criminal prosecution in country A. Country A makes an effort to extradite X from country B. Which one of the following is the correct procedure to legally extradite X from country B?

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Country A may request extradition through the applicable legal process in country B. Domestic law and any applicable treaty govern consideration of that request; a demand does not automatically require surrender. Referral to the International Court of Justice is not the ordinary extradition procedure.

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