list the countries that don't  extradite back to the US over drug charges or other low level felonies?
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Brazil, and Argentina...I am not positive though
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trespassing\npetty theft\nshoplifting\nunderage drinking\ncerfew violation\nfishing without a license\ndriving without insurance\ndrug use\ntransporting illegal items across borders\ndriving under the influance\ndestruction of property\npublic intoxication\nillegally parked\nspeeding\nrunning a stop sign\npossesion of stollen property\ntax evasion\nblocking a public egress\nforgery\n\nI think it is also a crime to havve knowledge of a crime and not report it. In that case I have committed lots more crimes.
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192 is the most commonly accepted answer.  However, that does not include several places such as Greenland, Western Sahara, Taiwan, Palestine, Bermuda, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, which all consider themselves countries.
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No countries have fully legalized marijuana.\nHowever some countries have effectively decriminilized it.\nThe Netherlands and England fall into this category (The Netherlands much moreso than England)\nTolerance by the local police varies from place to place. In some parts of the United States (Santa Cruz, for instance) it is practically decriminilized whereas in others the penalties are steep.\n\nDont get caught with marijuana in Singapore. They're give you the death penalty.
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The laws vary from state-to-state.  As a general rule, any offender may waive extradition and be taken out of the jurisdiction he/she is being detained in and travel (in custody) to the jurisdiction what holds a valid arrest warrant.  However, some state may require that an "extradition hearing" take place in front of a judge prior to releasing the offender into anyone from any other state's jurisdiction.\n\nFor the most part, removing and offender from one jurisdiction to another is not that hard or complicated.  One must (in many cases) "jump through so legal hoops" to ensure that the offender that is charged with a particular crime, is not having his/her civil right violated and they are not being unduly punished.  For example: a person who is charged with a low level misdemeanor in one state may not be allowed by their current "home state", to transport someone from another state due to the fact that by the time the decision to release them from the custody to the receiving state, the time of incarceration for the crime that they are charged with may be exceeded.\n\nThis may sound very complex and confusing but the system is set up in Oder that a suspect is not held for months or even years for a  crime that the maximum punishment may by less than one year.
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Actually, All of mexico has an extradition treaty with the USA. However since Mexico has no death penalty a person that might face the death penalty here in the US will not be extradited.. The same is true about other contries' treaties with the US. France is another one of such countries.
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No general list.  Most states have inmate locators, and the federal government does as well.  You can find them by going to the appropriate website for the Department of Corrections in the jurisdiction in which you are interested.
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Generally, for a crime of moral turpitude such as assault, you will not be admissable into the United States.  Waivers are available depending upon which type of visa you desire.
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You can go to the CIA world factbook they will give you the list of countries.  Scroll down and bingo get the number of countries.  Hope this helps.
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Your question is a bit vague.........where did you commit the crime, in the US or else where, where would you be coming from to enter the states, etc.?
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Try "Peoplesearch" on google. It will check the entire country's directories, even if you don't have a state to give with the names.
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Try the UK, USA, or Ireland
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In Amsterdam, Holland you will find the most liberal laws that can be found.  Do not listen to those who would like to send you to the places in the world where it is a Capital crime.  Be sure you know what you want before you spend a lot of money doing it as most things are still illegal everywhere.
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Yes it is.  There are very few countries that don't have a extradiction treaty with the United States.  There are a few, not many.\n\nMexico will not turn over somebody who has committed murder if that person faces the death penalty in the U.S.
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Don't forget Leavenworth.  The US prison system is worse than a third world country's.  They should put the prisoners at Gitmo in the general population of a regular US prison (esp Rikers) and see how long they last.
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Exactly!  I figure if the country has a person who committed murder or drug or gang crimes, why would they tell the US about it on enquiry with a background check?  They will be glad to be rid of the problem person from their society.
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Any crime that is punishable in the US and UK by one or more years imprisonment upon conviction\n\nOR \n\nConspiring to commit, aiding or abetting the commission of a crime that is punishable by one or more years imprisonment in both countries upon conviction.\n\nhttp://www.fco.gov.uk/Files/kfile/USExtradition_210503.pdf