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• Extradition and Rendition
  ...referred to the process between states in a confederacy or federal union. Extradition is now commonly used in both situations. The U.S. Constitution (Article IV, ...tate of Ohio. Kentucky had indicted the man, and its governor demanded his extradition from Ohio. The governor of Ohio, William Dennison, refused, and Kentucky so
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  * [[Extradition and Rendition]]
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• Extradition and Rendition
  ...referred to the process between states in a confederacy or federal union. Extradition is now commonly used in both situations. The U.S. Constitution (Article IV, ...tate of Ohio. Kentucky had indicted the man, and its governor demanded his extradition from Ohio. The governor of Ohio, William Dennison, refused, and Kentucky so
  8 KB (1,317 words) - 20:17, 5 October 2018
• Interstate Compacts
  ...ustice is a very fruitful area of cooperation ranging from apprehension to extradition of prisoners. Still, other policy areas are amenable as well—commerce, en
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• Interstate Relations
  ...e congressional act. Only Mississippi has not enacted the Uniform Criminal Extradition Act (1936) drafted by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform L
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• Interstate Rendition
  See "[[Extradition and Rendition]]."
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• Prigg v. Pennsylvania (1842)
  ...IV. Several involve the obligations of states to one another, ranging from extradition of fugitives from justice and the return of fugitive slaves (though not nam
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