Which countries allow no extradition for drug offenses?
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814297
If another state has a warrant on a subject it is entered into a "national database". When that persons name is ran it will come up that he has a warrant in a different state. When that agency decides they are willing to extradite that person (come get him) he is automatically held in jail until that agency comes and gets him and then will be transported to the state that has the active warrant to face those charges. It is almost impossible to serve warrants out of state. If they do not decide to come get him then that person usually is not detained unless the agency that pulls them over has charges on him. In the case that they do not come get him the warrant will remain active and if he ever goes back to Texas, he better be sure he isnt pulled over because if he is then he will go to jail. Sometimes it is not cost efficient to go get the individual, especially when they will have to pay to have him come back to TX. However, until he answers to those charges, the warrant will remain active.
716255
No - not normally unless the defendant waives extradition and the other state pays for all of the costs of transportation (including pickup).  \n\nIf the defendant does not waive extradition, the court can decide whether or not they will extradite with the cost being borne by the jurisdiction issuing the warrant.
968910
I know that in Australia if you have had any charges to do with drugs of assault you got no chance, but it may be different in other places.      :-)
1020170
Amnesty only pardons past crimes. It doesn't authorize new ones.
979384
Consult the closest U.S. embassy in your region.  It all depends on how long ago the crime was committed, the nature of the crime, and your age (was it a juvenile crime or adult).  If the crime was either drug or violence related, your chances drop considerably.  However, if it was something small, like public intoxication or domestic disturbance, you will most likely be given a pardon if it happened at least a few years ago.  They will make you go through an application process, and it will definitely be costly (just like it's costly to ask for a pardon from the Canadian government to be allowed to enter the country for a crime that was committed in the U.S.).  A lawyer is not necessary, court proceedings will most likely not take place unless you decide to sue the U.S. government.  Sometimes, the "waiting period" for a crime can take up to ten years - it all depends on the nature of the crime.  By contacting the embassy or consulate, they will give you a better understanding of what procedures you have to take.
410842
It's prohibited in the United States; not elsewhere.
761510
California, Florida, or any other state should have a minimum penalty of 10 year for possession of Cocaine. If you play them you have to pay.
988637
it would become and international incident and more then likely the country would not like all the heat they get from not forcing you to return but it also depends on what country because there are some that we do not have extradition with and you would be charged with the crime of running away so them might just let you stay, 99% of countries will send you home when they find out about it
748638
1) Where are you travelling from - Abroad or just outside London\n2) Was the offence in the UK or abroad\n\nWithout knowing this we can't answer properly but, unless there are still outstanding warrants out on you, you should be fine.\n\nOf course if the crimes were in the UK and there are still warrants out they will let you in, and escort you to the nearest police station
275033
Most overseas Pharmacy are not allowed to send drugs to people here.  Be careful
200967
In Amsterdam, Holland you will find the most liberal laws that can be found.  Do not listen to those who would like to send you to the places in the world where it is a Capital crime.  Be sure you know what you want before you spend a lot of money doing it as most things are still illegal everywhere.
324420
Federal law requires that all states extradite criminals to other states within the United States.  This law can be found in Title 18 of the United States Code, section 3182.\n\nThe United States Constitution also states: "A person charged in any state with treason, felony, or other crime, who shall flee from justice, and be found in another state, shall on demand of the executive authority of the state from which he fled, be delivered up, to be removed to the state having jurisdiction of the crime." Article 4, Section 2, Clause 2.\n\nSo, to answer your question, every single state will extradite criminals.
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Depends where you are. In Singapore it's for life - about half a year. They apply the death sentence. \n\nIn Holland if the small amount is small enough no penalty.\n\nIf your small amount is small enough so you can't be charged with pushing you may get off with with a warning/reprimand and maybe probation. \n\nIf you were bust in the vicinity of minors then you might be let off with a reprimand and probation on the drugs but you will do jail time for corrupting minors.
180417
Yes.Every state and most countries extradite prisoners when the crime they committed is under the jurisdiction of another state or country.
121643
court ordered extradition are not necessary unless by court case extradition
665726
It's against the law in both countries.