Well it is with great regret that I must say this.

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You still do not get it. We are not talking about bank fraud here (A felony). We are talking about theft of intangible virtual goods inside a closed computer system. That is something that is only defined as a crime - according to you -- in France. It is for instance not a felony where I live.

In order for extradition to work BOTH countries have to agree a felony was committed. If France is the only country that defines theft of intangible virtual goods as a felony, there will be no extradition unless the country requested agrees (It won't). No country can FORCE another to extradite accused people for trial.

You're dumb. MLA works for crimes also. And bank fraud isn't defined as a felony but a crime in france. It seems you actually really don't know how MLA works.

And no, they can't force. But (and that is how MLA works and is so powerful, is that if one country doesn't want to extradite then the other party stops to extradite.) That's not in the interest of both parties.


One example : USA did not want to extradite Z. Moussaoui, in return France denied the extradition of R. Polanski. But those are EXCEPTIONS to the rule of MLA being 99,99% of the time granted.