Which country deals with a crime that happens on aircraft flying between countries ?
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The Airline You Are On Is Considered Territory Of Its Nation Of Origin While Its Airborne, No Matter What Nations Airspace You Are In
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A person is at the risk of getting killed any moment while hijacking a plane. Besides, I do not think the UK authority will let anymore hijackers claim asylum easily.
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A Nation that has no recognition by many Countries.\n\nFor instance only Turkey and an Islamic organization recognizes The Turkish Republic of Cyprus as a real Country.\n\nSo thus that Country has become a good place for wanted Criminals to flee to because according to the laws of the U.S. and several other Countries, the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus does not exist.\n\nAnd you can't pull wanted criminals out of Countries that don't exist.
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how to protect countries around the world from lying, cheating, murdering bass terds like us
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Depends on what country you are in and the actual nature of the crime!
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All states extradite.  They don't want criminals running to their state to avoid prosecution.
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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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Thats what happens when someone in another country trys to kill americans.
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Its a crime against the State-to go against the State is a crime against the country-Treason.\nIt includes many civil-trespassing-disorderly-       fraud  and a hundred others.
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Probably best to look this up on the internet under your countries air regulations section.  In the use, try the FAA... in Canada, it's the Ministry of Transportation - aviation - air regulations section.
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Here in Argentina, there's a saying. The thousands of planes that reach the airport safe and sound are not news. The news is the one plane that crashed and killed all of the staff and passengers.
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Ahh, the answer depends on whether you mean reported crimes (theft) or actual crimes (speeding and littering)\nMurder is rare compared to other crimes and it is very rare that a stranger is murdered.\nRape and assault are under reported. I guess that all nearly all murders are reported and most theft/ burglaries.\nI do know the UK definition of theft, if it is of interest:\n\n'The taking of property, belonging to another with the intention permanently to deprive the other.'\n\nAssault is ' Any intentional touching without permission;
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I think as a general rule, all the airlines strive for perfection when flying their planes.  If there is a statistical probability that they will have an accident, then they take steps to eliminate the deviations.
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On July 13, 2004, Fischer was arrested at Narita International Airport in Narita, Japan near Tokyo for allegedly using a revoked U.S. passport while trying to board a Japan Airlines flight to Ninoy Aquino International Airport near Manila, Philippines.
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What are you talking about?  What article? What crime? Where?  When?
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Depends on the state in which the crime is committed.  Edit your question and add info.
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If they know who committed the crime they can contact the FBI of the USA and they can turn them over to the Canadian Officials. They have to. Just like if I was from Canada and came to USA to commit a crime, Canadian Officials would have to turn me over to the USA Officials!