Agreed. Law enforcement cooperating across borders is fine, but extradition is a whole new level. Of course, it isn't completely black and white. If it's alleg

Agreed. Law enforcement cooperating across borders is fine, but extradition is a whole new level. Of course, it isn't completely black and white. If it's alleged you killed someone in one country, and then flee across the border, should you be extradited? Given enough evidence, yes, that sounds just. So how about if somebody mails a bomb to an address in another country, is it just to extradite them? It's hopefully illegal in most countries, so why not try them in the country in which they were when they committed the crime, in this case building the bomb? Cyber-crime also seems clear cut, but there's equally grey scenarios, like hacking utilities to cause harm. But for copyright infringement it's hard to see how it's just, even it it was on a commercial level.