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Dec. 21, 2005
Ruling Makes Mexico Less Safe for Criminals
Forum Column - By Enrique E. Zepeda-Vzquez - In 1978 when the Extradition Treaty was signed, the governments of Mexico and the United States agreed that an extradition request would be denied if the crime for which the fugitive was requested carried the death penalty.
By Enrique E. Zepeda-Vázquez
In 1978 when the Extradition Treaty was signed, the governments of Mexico and the United States agreed that an extradition request would be denied if the crime for which the fugitive was requested carried the death penalty. This ...
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