extradite [ˈekstrədaɪt] VERBO trans
- extradite
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| you | extradite |
| he/she/it | extradites |
| we | extradite |
| you | extradite |
| they | extradite |
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| you | extradited |
| he/she/it | extradited |
| we | extradited |
| you | extradited |
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| I | have | extradited |
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| you | have | extradited |
| he/she/it | has | extradited |
| we | have | extradited |
| you | have | extradited |
| they | have | extradited |
| I | had | extradited |
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| you | had | extradited |
| he/she/it | had | extradited |
| we | had | extradited |
| you | had | extradited |
| they | had | extradited |
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Furthermore, it is rare for a nation to extradite one of its own citizens to another country for alleged parental abduction.
en.wikipedia.org It has today become an important concept in public international law by which states refuse to extradite their own citizens.
en.wikipedia.org Typically, in such countries, the final decision to extradite lies with the national executive (prime minister, president or equivalent).
en.wikipedia.org Some countries may refuse to extradite non-nationals, who, because of their crimes, may be subject to the death penalty.
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