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extradite

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However, Russia has already stated it will not extradite any of the suspects and, according to a Reuters dispatch from Moscow on December 6, the British investigators were "virtually relegated to the role of observers by Russia's chief prosecutor Yuri Chaika who has publicly insisted Russian authorities will direct interviews on Russian soil.
Linda Lavarch, Attorney-General for Queensland estimates it could be at least two years before Dr Patel is extradited from the USA to face charges in Australia, with the decision to extradite resting with the USA courts.
In parallel with respect for human rights, States have a duty to investigate, prosecute or extradite individual perpetrators.
 
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