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dedere

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See: deliver, devote, submit, surrender, yield


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WISE, AUT DEDERE AUT JUDICARE: THE DUTY TO EXTRADITE OR PROSECUTE IN INTERNATIONAL LAW (1995).
For example, the enforcement mechanism in counterterrorism treaties--that is, the duty of states to try or extradite international terrorists (aut dedere aut judicare)--was not thought to be a norm of customary international law.
40) The red rose has been threatened from within, by thorns spreading in the garden; but the power of the red rose was great enough to compel their submission: Sed modo nonnullis fuerat mens artibus atque Nescio qua rubeam perdere fraude rosam; Ast sterili amissis mandarunt semina harenae Foenoribus, sed nec fata dedere modum.
 
 
 
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