extradition (noun)

1. The serial killer was finally captured and extradited to another country to face trial for his gruesome crimes.

2. The extradition of war criminals after World War II played a significant role in achieving justice and holding those responsible accountable for their actions.

3. In the comic book series, the superhero works tirelessly to extradite the supervillain to a secure facility and prevent further havoc.

4. Why did the criminal refuse to be extradited? Because he didn't want to take a 'flight' to face the charges!