Extradition treaty,
Definition of Extradition treaty:
Bilateral, and usually reciprocal, treaty between sovereign states which (upon request) provides for the surrender of person(s) accused of a crime under the laws of the requesting state. Extradition may be barred for offenses other than those punishable in the surrendering state, and (commonly) its courts must be convinced that a prima facie criminal case exists.
Meaning of Extradition treaty & Extradition treaty Definition
