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Who among of the following can be extradited ?
Answer: D
Of the options, the one who can be extradited is an accused person.
Extradition is the surrender by one state to another of a person accused or convicted of an extraditable offence committed in the requesting state, so that he can be tried or punished there.
Extradition treaties and laws commonly refuse surrender for political offences, for purely military offences, and where the request is really aimed at punishing a person for religion, race or political opinion. So political, military and religious offenders are the classic exceptions, while an ordinary accused person is the typical subject of extradition.
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