From: Vulch@vulch.org   
      
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             g_d_pusch_remove_underscores@xnet.com (Gordon D. Pusch) wrote:   
      
    > Moreover, if the country said U.S. citizens attempted to fly from happens   
    > to have an extradition treaty with the U.S. Gov't, said country's gov't   
    > is obligated to arrest said U.S. citizens _for_ the U.S. Gov't, and deport   
    > them back to the U.S. for trial.   
      
   Not neccesarily. Extradition treaties can only usually be invoked for   
   acts that are crimes in both jurisdictions, see the recent case of the   
   Australian wanted for crimes against the RIAA for example.   
      
            Anthony   
      
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