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posted 8 months ago
Regarding your specific question about Virginia Islands and Texas, yes both states generally have extradition agreements with each other, so extradition is possible.
There are a few states in the US that may have restrictions or limitations on extraditing individuals to Texas.
State of California. While California generally cooperates with extradition requests, there have been cases where California has refused to extradite individuals to Texas due to concerns about overcrowding in Texas prisons and other factors.
State of Oregon. Oregon has a history of being more reluctant to extradite individuals to other states, including Texas. The state's legal system places a high burden of proof on the requesting state, and extradition requests are carefully reviewed before being approved.
Additionally, states like Vermont and New Mexico have been known to have stricter requirements for extradition. They may require a higher level of evidence or have specific conditions that must be met before agreeing to extradite individuals to Texas.
I would be pleased to advise you further on extradition laws for a reasonable fee.
