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Q: If i have warrants in new mexico and i got pulled over in Tennessee can i get extradited if i do a book and release

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  • Knoxville, TN
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A: If New Mexico wants to Extradite you, then they put a Petition together and go through the Governor's Office. And if they do, more than likely you will be held as a Fugitive by any TN LEO's. You can also be arrested for just the Fugitive From Justice Warrant. Whether NM goes after you or not is the real question.

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