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If that is the case, it would not be remarkable. Prosecutors have a responsibility to only pursue cases that are likely to result in conviction. If extradition
by thehardsphere 9y ago
If that is the case, it would not be remarkable. Prosecutors have a responsibility to only pursue cases that are likely to result in conviction. If extradition was considered impossible, then there would not be much point in pursing an indictment.
- saalweachter 9y agoI honestly assume that there's a "list of foreigners we'd like to prosecute" that the US gov't checks visa applications against.
- tryingagainbro 9y agoI totally agree, and I think it's in different categories, depending on the crime. This guy might have escaped unless he came to USA for example, as extradition might mean a lot of work, for another they will leave no stone un-turned. USA probably gets all the flight reservation data and take it from there. If you're a Russian criminal mastermind dying to spend some of that cash in Greek islands, they'll find out. (Better stay in Russia and pay Igor @ Russian Gov his share :) )
- 21 9y agoWhat if it's like this: Hey FBI, this guy on your list wants a visa. Should we give him one?