Conclusion. Extradition refers to the process in which one state or nation gives over an individual to another state or nation for criminal trial and/or punishment. Federal law governs when states must extradite fugitives to other states.
also British mortice /ËmoÉtÉs/. plural mortises. Learner's definition of MORTISE. [count] technical. : a hole that is cut in a piece of wood or other material so that another piece (called a tenon) will fit into it to form a connection.
Unlike light-frame structures, heavy timber structures are not fastened together with nails or screws. Two types of connections are used in heavy timber construction: mortise and tenon joinery or modern metal or wood connections. Traditional mortise and tenon joinery involves two pieces of timber that are cut and shaped in such a way as to fit together.