August 9, 1904: Extradition treaty signed between Haiti and the United States

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August 9, 1904: Extradition Treaty Signed​ Between Haiti‌ and the United ‌States

The Republic ⁤of⁣ Haiti and the United ⁤States of America ⁤recognized⁢ the​ need for ‍international cooperation in‍ ensuring the proper administration of justice. To this end, they concluded a treaty allowing for​ the extradition ‍of individuals accused or convicted ‌of serious crimes to each other.

The​ treaty outlines the conditions under which individuals accused ​or convicted​ of specific ​crimes can be surrendered between the two countries. These crimes include those punishable‍ by death, imprisonment for more than​ two years, ​or a ‍fine exceeding⁣ a certain amount.

Image: [Image of the Extradition Treaty Signing Ceremony between Haiti and the United States in 1904]

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