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Federal authorities believe that if Mr. Slahi is charged they will be able to extradite him under international law.
Britain would be able to extradite suspects from America, but only at a much higher level of evidential proof.
Then again, Britain has not yet been able to extradite the former K.G.B. agent whom officials suspect of using radiation poisoning to kill Alexander V. Litvinenko, a former spy who turned on his masters.
Justifiably the U.S. is pretty sensitive about these things and under a 2003 treaty, agreed in the aftermath of 9/11 attacks, the U.S. is able to extradite a British citizen if it can prove to the UK courts "reasonable suspicion".
Being able to extradite possible copyright-breachers to face charges in the US would avoid the risk of file-sharing websites operating out of foreign safe havens, according to legal experts. .
He adds: How else was she going to be able to stop McKinnon being extradited to the US, with the risk that he would end his own life and, with it, May's political career?..
How else was she going to be able to stop McKinnon being extradited to the US, with the risk that he would end his own life and, with it, May's political career?
They say that because Congress overhauled military commission rules last year to increase defendants' rights, the United States might be able to persuade foreign countries to extradite suspects to military tribunals.
Mr Thaksin should also be able to delay for years any moves to extradite him, and perhaps thwart them altogether.
It is unclear whether Russia will be able to convince Spanish authorities that Mr. Gusinsky should be extradited.
