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Quigley, J. (2009). The United States’ Withdrawal from International Court of Justice Jurisdiction in Consular Cases: Reasons and Consequences. Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law, 19, 263-305.

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• TITLE: The Long Arm of the Law: Bringing International Drug Offenders to Justice in American Courts

  AUTHORS: Carl M. Williams

  KEYWORDS: War on Drugs, Extradition, International Narcotics Control Strategy Report (INSCR), Jamaican Drug Offenders, Irregular Rendition, Outsourcing Justice

  JOURNAL NAME: Beijing Law Review, Vol.6 No.1, March 24, 2015

  ABSTRACT: The exportation of the US war on drugs to the international arena has relied on the deployment of various strategies designed to reduce the supply of illegal drugs to the American market, and to hold perpetrators in foreign countries accountable. This paper focuses on the use of extradition in facilitating the prosecution of foreign nationals, and, through a case study of Jamaica, examines some of the problems inherent in the process of arresting and transferring drug offenders from countries within Latin America and the Caribbean to “face justice” in American courts.