Editing Extradition (section)

=== Jurisdiction ===
Jurisdiction over a crime can be invoked to refuse extradition.<ref>{{cite web|title=The prosecute/extradite dilemma: Concurrent criminal jurisdiction and global governance
|author=Adam Abelson|url=https://jilp.law.ucdavis.edu/issues/volume-16-1/Abelson.pdf |date=19 May 2010
|quote="The criminal laws of the United States, whether state or federal, ordinarily apply only to conduct within U.S. territory. Sometimes, however, they apply to conduct abroad, from antitrust conspiracies to torture. Where such extraterritorial criminal prescriptive jurisdiction exists under U.S. law, jurisdiction typically exists under the law of another country as well, such as the country where the conduct occurred."}}</ref>