This article explores the intricacies of extradition processes within the jurisdiction of the United States. The introduction delineates the historical and conceptual foundations of extradition, emphasizing its pivotal role in addressing transnational crime and ensuring accountability within the criminal justice process. The first section delves into the framework of domestic extradition laws, examining federal and
International extradition is the primary legal process by which one country responds to the request of a second country to send (extradite) suspected criminal offenders to face criminal charges in the second country. The person who is extradited (sometimes referred to as the fugitive or relator) may have fled the jurisdiction of the second country
This article delves into the intricate facets of the extradition process and procedures within the United States, examining its legal foundations, initiation stages, and the critical role of the judiciary in extradition hearings. Beginning with a thorough exploration of the constitutional and statutory underpinnings of extradition, the article elucidates the complexities involved in the initiation