Re: Extradition Laws

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On 5/24/07, Carrie wrote:
> On 6/25/05, carrie wrote:
>> i was wanting to know if missouri can extradite you in arizona
>> for a crime that u did in missouri
>> From what I studied 10 years ago, each state has its own
extradition laws. Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania will not
extradite if you are more then 150 miles from its tri-city state
lines. And also you can only be charged with a non-violent, non-drug
offense. Remember most charges carry a statute of limitations, murder
and drug trafficking doesn't have a limitation, but almost everything
else does. I currently live in AZ, and wanted to know if anyone knew
about AZ laws on extradition exactly? Maybe there is a site out there
I haven' found and someone else has. Please respond
>> Carrie, You can be extrodited from any state to another within the
> United states.
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>> On 8/17/03, Tracy wrote:
>>> I am trying to find out what the extradition laws are within
>>> the United States, nothing to do with international laws. I'm
>>> talking about from one state to another. If you have any
>>> information please e-mail me at trackley@tampabay.rr.com.
>>>
>>> Thank you!
>>> Tracy all I know is that you can be extrodited from one State to
> another all over the United States. There are extra laws that apply
> from one state to another. Look for specifics.
>>> On 2/11/03, jim schluter wrote:
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>>>> On 10/29/02, Kim wrote:
>>>>> I am trying to find a website that tells me what the
>>>>> extradition laws are for various countries.
>>>>>
>>>>> I am writting a paper for school and need to find out which
>>>>> country have extradition treaties with the US and what the
>>>>> laws are and which countries do not and what the laws are.