Extradition of suspects or convicted criminals between nations is regulated by treaties, which usually provide that the crime involved must be a serious one in both nations and that the penalty for the person extradited will not be disproportionate to the crime.

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This is because extradition treaties typically have these requirements in order to ensure fairness and avoid abuses of the process.

Extradition of Suspects or Convicted Criminals Between Nations Is Regulated