Extradition as a mechanism to enhance jurisdiction over terrorist crimes

Abstract

Abstract: Most terrorist crimes are characterized by the fact that dangerous criminal groups that possess the money and the ability to penetrate the most efficient countries in controlling their internal security are involved in their planning and execution, assisted by the development taking place at all levels, whether in the technical or logistical fields, which raises several difficult issues and challenges facing the international community in its struggle against terrorism and other crimes of the age. It assumes an urgent need to strengthen international cooperation in various fields so that this cooperation has become a necessary condition for the success of many. This calls on all States to assist at various levels in criminal matters, whether technical, legal, or technical, through the exchange of information and response to requests for legal and judicial assistance, as well as coordination in the field of joint investigation and assistance in the seizure and confiscation of criminal proceeds. To the desired goal of prosecution and investigation if the work is not carried out in a serious and effective manner