CLEAN : Knox faces extradition if found guilty

The video discusses the legal intricacies of court presence, extradition, and sentencing, particularly in the context of Amanda Knox's case. It highlights the bilateral agreements between Italy and the USA, the appeal process, and the potential timeline for legal proceedings. The video also delves into the legal arguments surrounding DNA evidence and its validity in court, emphasizing the defense's strategy in challenging the scientific research involved.

Under what condition must an individual be physically present in court?

• When electing domicile with a lawyer

• When providing live evidence and being cross-examined

• When attending a retrial

• When signing legal documents

What is the minimum sentence required for extradition between Italy and the USA?

• One year

• Five years

• Thirty years

• Ten years

Why can't the United States object to the extradition of a USA citizen to Italy?

• Because Italy has a death penalty

• Because the USA citizen is not guilty

• Because of the bilateral international agreement

• Because the USA has no jurisdiction

How long is the appeal process expected to take before a potential extradition?

• Several weeks

• Two years

• One year

• A few months

What is the main focus of the legal arguments in Amanda Knox's defense?

• The timeline of the appeal process

• The bilateral agreements between countries

• The presence of a death penalty in Italy

• The validity of DNA and scientific research