Abstract
Extradition, which originates from treaties and agreements between bilateral and multilateral countries, helps to combat transnational criminal activities and is one of the important rules of modern international law. This paper has sorted out the connotation and application premise of extradition system, and discussed some exceptions. At the same time, this article combines the national situation, with the Jiangge case as a case study, sorting out the internalization of the extradition system in China's domestic law and specific performance.
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