What is the key feature associated with extradition in the reforms described?

• A. Key Feature: Public Order
• B. Key Feature: Extradition
• C. Key Feature: Detention
• D. Key Feature: Forfeiture

Answer: (B)

Extradition is the mechanism that the reforms highlight. It’s the cross-border transfer process that allows a person accused or convicted of crime to be surrendered from one country to another under defined legal rules, usually through treaties or domestic law. This is the defining feature because the reforms focus on enabling international cooperation and timely transfers to pursue justice across jurisdictions. The other options describe separate aims or tools—public order as a broad policing goal, detention as a possible step in various procedures, and forfeiture as asset seizure—none of which capture the central change being described, which is the extradition process itself and the legal framework that makes cross-border surrender possible.