What do extradition treaties do?
A. require parties to bind over terrorist suspects at the request of fellow signatories
B. allow terrorist suspects to petition courts for their release
C. allow the leader of a nation to pardon a terrorist suspect
D. require suspects to be put on trial in the country where they were captured
Answer: A
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a. True b. False
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