"Fugitive Offenders" offers a detailed examination of the laws and practices governing the extradition of offenders to and from Great Britain. This historical legal treatise delves into the complexities of the Extradition Acts and related treaties, providing a comprehensive overview of the legal framework in place at the time of publication. Authored by Francis J. Kirchner, with contributions reflecting the legal perspectives of Great Britain, this book is an invaluable resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of international law and criminal justice. It provides insight into the processes and considerations involved in handling cases of individuals fleeing across borders to evade justice.
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