International
Nov. 30, 2005
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MEXICO COURT OKs EXTRADITING CRIMINALS - Mexico's Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that criminals facing life in prison can be extradited overseas, reversing a 2001 ban that prevented criminals from being sent to the United States.
Mexico Court Oks Extraditing Criminals
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that criminals facing life in prison can be extradited overseas, reversing a 2001 ban that prevented criminals from being sent to the United States.
Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley, a vocal critic of the ban, said the decision "clears the way to return murderers to face jus...
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that criminals facing life in prison can be extradited overseas, reversing a 2001 ban that prevented criminals from being sent to the United States.
Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley, a vocal critic of the ban, said the decision "clears the way to return murderers to face jus...
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