This requires that a state return a criminal suspect to the state in which the offense occurred if that state makes a request and pays the expenses.

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The described clause is known as the Interstate Rendition clause or the Interstate Extradition clause. It allows for the return of a criminal suspect to the state where the offense occurred if that state makes a request and covers the expenses. The other clauses listed (Case or Controversy, Privileges and Immunities, and Full Faith and Credit) do not directly address the issue of interstate criminal extradition.

This Requires That a State Return a Criminal Suspect to the State