KnowraExtraditionLinked fromLinked fromThe 27 pages that link to Extradition, each with the reason it gives.All 27Related 19Narrower topic 3Compared with 5Universal jurisdictionRelated: Extradition can bring a suspect within reach of a state seeking to prosecute under universal jurisdiction.DeportationCompared with: It is a state-to-state criminal process, not removal under immigration law.International criminal lawCompared with: It is a state-to-state procedure, unlike prosecution before an international tribunal.Edward SnowdenRelated: Snowden’s continued presence abroad leaves open whether he could face prosecution in the United States.ArrestRelated: An arrest may begin the process of surrendering a fugitive to another jurisdiction.Political asylumCompared with: An asylum claim can prevent surrender when the requesting country poses a risk of persecution.DefectionCompared with: A requested return through extradition differs from forcibly returning someone despite an asylum claim.Pablo EscobarRelated: Fear of extradition shaped Escobar’s political campaign and violent pressure on Colombia.Simon WiesenthalRelated: Locating a suspect abroad was only one step; legal transfer could determine whether trial was possible.The Satanic Verses controversyRelated: The dispute prompted questions about whether governments could act on calls to punish Rushdie abroad.Egyptian–Hittite peace treatyRelated: The treaty included provisions for returning fugitives who crossed between the empires.Alexander LitvinenkoRelated: Russia’s refusal to extradite Lugovoy prevented his trial in Britain.KidnappingRelated: International kidnapping cases can lead to disputes over extradition and the legality of prosecution.Medellín CartelRelated: The prospect of being sent to the United States became a central trigger of cartel violence.Transnational crimeRelated: Cross-border cases may require suspects to be transferred to the prosecuting state.Poisoning of Sergei and Yulia SkripalRelated: The suspects’ presence in Russia has limited the prospect of their prosecution in Britain.European Arrest WarrantCompared with: The warrant replaces conventional extradition procedures among EU member states.Mauricio FunesRelated: El Salvador sought Funes’s return from Nicaragua to face criminal proceedings.Bofors scandalNarrower topic: Cross-border proceedings complicated efforts to bring suspects connected to the case before Indian courts.Marc RichRelated: Rich remained outside the United States while facing its criminal charges.Semion MogilevichRelated: Mogilevich's residence outside the United States has complicated efforts to bring him before U.S. courts.Sergei NechaevRelated: Swiss authorities returned Nechaev to Russia, where he faced trial and imprisonment.Christopher CokeRelated: His transfer from Jamaica to the United States depended on this legal process.Gary McKinnonNarrower topic: McKinnon's case exposed the practical stakes of transferring a defendant across borders.John McAfeeNarrower topic: McAfee’s detention in Spain ended amid US proceedings to extradite him on tax-related charges.Ronnie BiggsRelated: Brazil’s limits on extraditing its nationals helped Biggs avoid return to Britain.William UnekRelated: Unek’s flight between Tanganyika and Uganda raised questions of cross-border pursuit and custody.
KnowraExtraditionLinked fromLinked fromThe 27 pages that link to Extradition, each with the reason it gives.All 27Related 19Narrower topic 3Compared with 5Universal jurisdictionRelated: Extradition can bring a suspect within reach of a state seeking to prosecute under universal jurisdiction.DeportationCompared with: It is a state-to-state criminal process, not removal under immigration law.International criminal lawCompared with: It is a state-to-state procedure, unlike prosecution before an international tribunal.Edward SnowdenRelated: Snowden’s continued presence abroad leaves open whether he could face prosecution in the United States.ArrestRelated: An arrest may begin the process of surrendering a fugitive to another jurisdiction.Political asylumCompared with: An asylum claim can prevent surrender when the requesting country poses a risk of persecution.DefectionCompared with: A requested return through extradition differs from forcibly returning someone despite an asylum claim.Pablo EscobarRelated: Fear of extradition shaped Escobar’s political campaign and violent pressure on Colombia.Simon WiesenthalRelated: Locating a suspect abroad was only one step; legal transfer could determine whether trial was possible.The Satanic Verses controversyRelated: The dispute prompted questions about whether governments could act on calls to punish Rushdie abroad.Egyptian–Hittite peace treatyRelated: The treaty included provisions for returning fugitives who crossed between the empires.Alexander LitvinenkoRelated: Russia’s refusal to extradite Lugovoy prevented his trial in Britain.KidnappingRelated: International kidnapping cases can lead to disputes over extradition and the legality of prosecution.Medellín CartelRelated: The prospect of being sent to the United States became a central trigger of cartel violence.Transnational crimeRelated: Cross-border cases may require suspects to be transferred to the prosecuting state.Poisoning of Sergei and Yulia SkripalRelated: The suspects’ presence in Russia has limited the prospect of their prosecution in Britain.European Arrest WarrantCompared with: The warrant replaces conventional extradition procedures among EU member states.Mauricio FunesRelated: El Salvador sought Funes’s return from Nicaragua to face criminal proceedings.Bofors scandalNarrower topic: Cross-border proceedings complicated efforts to bring suspects connected to the case before Indian courts.Marc RichRelated: Rich remained outside the United States while facing its criminal charges.Semion MogilevichRelated: Mogilevich's residence outside the United States has complicated efforts to bring him before U.S. courts.Sergei NechaevRelated: Swiss authorities returned Nechaev to Russia, where he faced trial and imprisonment.Christopher CokeRelated: His transfer from Jamaica to the United States depended on this legal process.Gary McKinnonNarrower topic: McKinnon's case exposed the practical stakes of transferring a defendant across borders.John McAfeeNarrower topic: McAfee’s detention in Spain ended amid US proceedings to extradite him on tax-related charges.Ronnie BiggsRelated: Brazil’s limits on extraditing its nationals helped Biggs avoid return to Britain.William UnekRelated: Unek’s flight between Tanganyika and Uganda raised questions of cross-border pursuit and custody.