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> These 2 loopholes will then relegate soldiers of fortune to a simple murderer status. Outside of British jurisdiction, and very difficult evidence wise.
by sgjohnson 5y ago
> These 2 loopholes will then relegate soldiers of fortune to a simple murderer status.
Outside of British jurisdiction, and very difficult evidence wise.
- FpUser 5y ago>"Outside of British jurisdiction" Are you saying that Brits can kill anyone outside of their country and not be prosecuted in Britain if found? That would make one nice supplier of murderers for hire to other countries. Come for a day, kill someone, get back and get paid.
- sgjohnson 5y agoFor the murder itself, generally speaking, yes. It would be difficult to prosecute them in Britain. But you would almost certainly be extradited to the country where the murder occurred.
- FpUser 5y agoAnd if there is no extradition agreement? And why is it difficult to prosecute (assuming the murder is proven)?