Will Amanda Knox Go Back to Italy? An Examination of Extradition Law and the Necessity of Repurposing Agreements in the Fight Against Transnational Crime.

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Title:	Will Amanda Knox Go Back to Italy? An Examination of Extradition Law and the Necessity of Repurposing Agreements in the Fight Against Transnational Crime.
Authors:	Lim, Melinda¹
Source:	Tulane Journal of International & Comparative Law. Winter2014, Vol. 23 Issue 1, p205-225. 21p.
Subject Terms:	INTERNATIONAL cooperation on extradition, TRANSNATIONAL crime, EXTRADITION, HISTORY, *LAW, EUROPEAN Convention on Human Rights
Geographic Terms:	UNITED States
Company/Entity:	EUROPEAN Court of Human Rights
Abstract:	The article focuses on extradition law that regulates transnational crime and multilateral extradition treaties addressing sovereignty and transnational crime. Topics discussed include a brief history of extradition, modern-day extradition procedures in the U.S, the judicial review of case Soering v. United Kingdom by the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), the Extradition Treaty of 1972 between U.S and Great Britain, and article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
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ISSN:	10694455
Published in:	Tulane Journal of International & Comparative Law
Language:	English