Which statement describes how the extradition process helps states enforce their laws? Fugitives found in another state will be
tried in federal court. Residents of one state are not subject to the laws of another. Fugitives who flee to another state will be tried in that state. Fugitives who flee to another state will be returned for trial.
Option A. Fugitives found in another state will be tried in federal court is the right answer.
Explanation:
Extradition means an act of one Jurisdiction in which a person has committed a crime is proved to be an offence in another Jurisdiction. It applies to fugitives who illegally cross borders and try to settle in another state as a refugee.
Extradition laws are a compliant law enforcement strategy between two states.
It means that the fugitives who have stepped into another state to be brought to home country for a punishment or trial.
