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The request for Mr. Snowden's extradition was made to Hong Kong, which has an extradition treaty with the United States.

An order for his extradition was made in July 2006 under the 2003 treaty, but Mr. McKinnon's family, his lawyers and rights campaigners began a series of legal battles.

He was arrested in June 2005, and an order for extradition was made against him in July 2006 under the 2003 Extradition Act at the request of the US government.

The initial extradition ruling was made by the district judge Quentin Purdy at an extradition hearing at Westminster magistrates court in March.

Another extradition attempt was made in June 1843, when Illinois Governor Thomas Ford reluctantly agreed to turn Smith over to Missouri on the old charge of treason.

The claim was made ahead of a full extradition hearing next month.

"The deal was made to avoid a greater conflict, and demanding their extradition would go against the accord," he said.

The decision to seek the extradition would be made by Italy's justice minister, Andrea Orlando.

Under US law, if an extradition request is made, it would be scrutinised by the State Department and then the Justice Department, and would then have to be approved by a US court, where Knox could appeal the extradition.

The Metropolitan police said an application for extradition would be made by officers and partner agencies but a spokesman would not give a timeline "due to ongoing legal proceedings in both Ghana and the UK".

No government agency tracks how many Americans have fled to Cuba to avoid punishment, and few extradition requests were made before Obama's move to normalize relations, according to a 2015 investigation by the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.