Definition of Extradite

to send an individual accused of a crime back to the area in which the crime took place

Examples of Extradite in a sentence

Because so many countries wanted to prosecute the woman, it was difficult to decide where to extradite her.  🔊

The state will soon extradite Cal to the island nation where he is wanted for assaulting a young girl.  🔊

Rick did not want the Mexican authorities to extradite him back to the United States where he was accused of murder.  🔊

Until the country receives proof of Mark’s guilt, they refuse to extradite him to local authorities.  🔊

The prosecutor announced plans to extradite the international fugitive back to his native country.  🔊

After robbing the bank, Jeffrey decided to move to a country that would not extradite him to face charges.  🔊

The man begged the courts to not extradite him because of the harsh prison conditions in the nation where he committed his crimes.  🔊

Although the suspected killer has been located, the country where he resides refuses to extradite him so he can be formally charged.  🔊

Nations that oppose the death penalty will not extradite criminals to countries who plan on executing the wrongdoer.  🔊

Since the country refuses to extradite the celebrity, there is a chance the man will never be brought to justice.  🔊

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