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While it's easy to blame this on corruption, extradition is prohibited by the constitution of Russia (since its inception in 1993).
by gnode 8y ago
While it's easy to blame this on corruption, extradition is prohibited by the constitution of Russia (since its inception in 1993).
- celticninja 8y agoThat doesn't prevent them prosecuting him in Russia for these crimes though.
- gnode 8y ago> these crimes It would have to be for crimes defined in Russian law, but yes. As a hypothetical, I wonder whether the US could carry out a private prosecution in Russia under Russian law.