Abstract
The two World Wars, the Cold War and the rise of non-international armed conflicts have pushed the international judicial bodies as well as the national courts to interpret and develop the extradition laws. With the rise of supra-national and international organizations, the traditional state to state extradition process has evolved to become state to international entity process, requiring more political will for the tribunals to exercise jurisdiction over reluctant indicted individuals.
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