International Extradition

M. Cherif Bassiouni is Emeritus Professor of Law at DePaul University where he taught from 1964-2012, where he was a founding member of the International Human Rights Law Institute (established in 1990), and served as President from 1990-1997, and then President Emeritus. In 1972, he was one of the founders of the International Institute of Higher Studies in Criminal Sciences (ISISC) located in Siracusa, Italy, where he served as Dean from 1972-1989 and then as President to date. He also served as the Secretary General of the International Association of Penal Law from 1974-1989, and as President for three five-year terms from 1989-2004 when he was elected Honorary President.

• Acknowledgments ; List of Abbreviations ; Introduction ; Chapter I. The Legal Framework of Extradition in International Law and Practice ; Chapter II-Legal Bases for Extradition in the United States ; Chapter III-Asylum and Extradition ; Chapter IV-Disguised Extradition: The Use of Immigration Laws as Alternatives to Extradition ; Chapter V- Abduction and Unlawful Seizure as Alternatives To Extradition ; Chapter VI-Theories of Jurisdiction and Their Application 557 ; Chapter VII-Substantive Requirements: Dual Criminality, Extraditable Offenses, Specialty, and Non-Inquiry ; Chapter VIII-Denial of Extradition: Defenses, Exceptions, Exemptions, and Exclusions ; Chapter IX-Pre-Trial Proceedings ; Chapter X-The Extradition Hearing ; Chapter XI-The Review Process and Executive Discretion ; Chapter XII-Surrender and Miscellaneous Matters ; Appendix I-Multilateral Conventions Containing Provisions on Extradition ; Appendix II-Regional Multilateral Conventions ; Appendix III-Bilateral Extradition Treaties of the United States ; Appendix IV-Countries with Which the United States Has No Bilateral Extradition Treaty ; Appendix V-Countries with which the United States has signed an agreement not to surrender its citizens to the International Criminal Court ; Appendix VI-United States Legislation Applicable to Extradition ; Appendix VII-United States Attorneys' Manual, Chapter 15 ; Appendix VIII-Content Analysis of Bilateral Extradition Treaties ; Table of Authorities ; Table of Cases ; Subject Index

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