Volume : V, Issue : I, January - 2016

International judicial cooperation. The case of extradition

Ph. D Nikolin Hasani

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The movement of people between different countries gives the possibility to offenders, which sometimes are of foreign nationals, not citizens of the state where the offense occurred, to hide and to escape the punishment. That highlights the need for cooperation between countries in combating international crime. In this context, countries have agreed to establish rules for international cooperation to combat such crimes. These rules facilitate the work for detection, arrest and punishment of persons guilty of committing different criminal acts. Extradition is a form of such cooperation between countries in the judicial context.

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Ph.D Nikolin Hasani International Judicial Cooperation. the Case of Extradition International Journal of Scientific Research, Vol : 5, Issue : 1 January 2016

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