The problem with your analogy is the extradition treaties extend far beyond the red herring of "surely you want a murder to get justice right" This is not far

The problem with your analogy is the extradition treaties extend far beyond the red herring of "surely you want a murder to get justice right" This is not far removed from "Think of the children" style rhetoric that is used in the US to pass all kinds of oppressive laws and regulations Everyone can generally agree that having a murderer stand trail is a good thing, but what about someone that illegal distributes a file to one nation thus committing a "crime" in that nation. What about other less extreme crimes, which is more often what extradition treaties are used for, not murder as your strawman desires it to be