extradition 音标拼音: [
, ɛkstrəd'ɪʃən]
n . 引渡逃犯,将亡命者送还本国
引渡逃犯,将亡命者送还本国
extradition n 1 :
the surrender of an accused or convicted person by one state or country to another (
usually under the provisions of a statute or treaty )
Extradition \
Ex `
tra *
di "
tion \,
n . [
L .
ex out traditio a delivering up :
cf .
F .
extradition .
See {
Tradition }.]
The surrender or delivery of an alleged criminal by one State or sovereignty to another having jurisdiction to try charge .
[
1913 Webster ]
82 Moby Thesaurus words for "
extradition ":
banishment ,
blackballing ,
communication ,
conduction ,
contagion ,
convection ,
defrocking ,
degradation ,
delivery ,
demotion ,
depluming ,
deportation ,
deprivation ,
diapedesis ,
diffusion ,
disbarment ,
disfellowship ,
displuming ,
dissemination ,
exclusion ,
excommunication ,
exile ,
expatriation ,
export ,
exportation ,
expulsion ,
fugitation ,
giving back ,
import ,
importation ,
interchange ,
metastasis ,
metathesis ,
metempsychosis ,
migration ,
mutual transfer ,
osmosis ,
ostracism ,
ostracization ,
outlawing ,
outlawry ,
passage ,
passing over ,
perfusion ,
recommitment ,
reddition ,
relegation ,
remand ,
remandment ,
remitter ,
rendition ,
repatriation ,
restitution ,
restoration ,
restoring ,
return ,
rustication ,
sending back ,
spread ,
spreading ,
stripping ,
transduction ,
transfer ,
transfer of property ,
transference ,
transfusion ,
transit ,
transition ,
translation ,
translocation ,
transmigration ,
transmigration of souls ,
transmission ,
transmittal ,
transmittance ,
transplacement ,
transplantation ,
transportation ,
transposal ,
transposition ,
travel ,
unfrocking EXTRADITION ,
civil law .
The act of sending ,
by authority of law ,
a person accused of a crime to a foreign jurisdiction where it was committed ,
in '
order that he may be tried there .
Merl .
Rep .
h .
t .
2 .
By the constitution and laws of the United States ,
fugitives from justice (
q .
v .)
may be demanded by the executive of the one state where the crime has been committed from that of another where the accused is .
Const .
United States ,
art .
4 ,
s .
2 ,
2 3 Story ,
Com .
Const .
U .
S .
Sec .
1801 ,
et seq .
3 .
The government of the United States is bound by some treaty stipulation '
s to surrender criminals who take refuge within the country ,
but independently of such conventions ,
it is questionable whether criminals can be surrendered .
1 Kent .
Com .
36 ;
4 John .
C .
R .
106 ;
1 Amer .
Jurist ,
297 ;
10 Serg . &
Rawle ,
125 ;
22 Amer .
Jur .
330 ;
Story '
s Confl .
of Laws ,
p .
520 ;
Wheat .
Intern .
Law ,
111 .
4 .
As to when the extradition or delivery of the supposed criminal is complete is not very certain .
A case occurred in ,
France of a Mr .
Cassado ,
a Spaniard ,
who had taken refuge in Bayonne .
Upon an application made to the French government ,
he was delivered to the Spanish consul who had authority to take him to Spain ,
and while in the act of removing him with the assistance of French officers ,
a creditor obtained an execution against his person ,
and made an attempt to execute it and retain Cassado in France ,
but the council of state , (
conseil d '
etat )
on appeal ,
decided that the courts could not interfere ,
and directed Cassado to be delivered to the Spanish authorities .
Morrin ,
Dict .
du Dr .
Crim .
h .
v .
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