> You can live a whole life not leaving your country. As I undertand, that doesn't prevent you from being extradited. Here are quotes from the article which hi

> You can live a whole life not leaving your country. As I undertand, that doesn't prevent you from being extradited. Here are quotes from the article which hint at that: > US prosecutors, including Faruqui, had argued that he [South Korean citizen who owned a server] should be extradited to the United States to face charges in the American justice system, but Korea had denied their request. > With the help of the Dutch national police, they arrested the site’s alleged administrator in the Netherlands, a man named Michael Rahim Mohammad, who went by the online handle “Mr. Dark.” He faces criminal charges in the US, and his case is ongoing. > For what it's worth, some countries do refuse to extradite their own citizens And that is a right thing. > The evidence is in a foreign country, and you can't effectively subpoena people in foreign countries to make them produce documents or take the stand. The prosecutors from a foreign country can gather evidence themselves.