Able to be legally handed over by one country or jurisdiction to another for trial or punishment of a crime.
From 'extradite' (which comes from Latin 'extra-' + 'tradere' meaning 'to hand over') + '-able' suffix. This legal term emerged in the 19th century with the development of international law.
An accused person's 'extraditable' status can literally change their life—it determines whether they'll face justice at home or abroad, making this dry legal term actually matter hugely to real people.
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