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James Biser Whisker – Emeritus/Retired, West Virginia University, Everett, PA, USA
Kevin R. Spiker, PhD – Associate Professor, Political Science, Ohio University, St. Clairsville, OH, USA
Series: Political Science and History
BISAC: POL011000; POL021000
DOI: https://doi.org/10.52305/UNUC5761
This book demonstrates how extradition and rendition have evolved as various courts have spoken on and interpreted these issues. It shows how these issues are of both theoretical and practical importance. While careful steps have been taken to discuss important and relevant cases, it must be acknowledged that recent political events and cases warrant further discussion and will continue to develop. Nevertheless, it remains clear that as the world becomes more connected economically and politically, the issue of extradition and rendition will continue to be important in the United States and around the world.
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About the Authors
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Extradition and Rendition
Chapter 3. Interstate Rendition
Chapter 4. Extradition in U.S. Law
Chapter 5. Interpreting and Perfecting Ker
Chapter 6. The Nature of Extradition Treaties
Chapter 7. The Non-Refoulement Rule
Chapter 8. The Non-Inquiry Rule
Chapter 9. Illegal Seizure
Chapter 10. Evading Extradition
Chapter 11. Conclusion
References
Index
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