extraterritorial
extraterritorial
Definition
extra·ter·ri·to·rial (-ter′ə tôr′ē əl)
adjective
- outside the territorial limits or jurisdiction of the country, state, etc.
- of extraterritoriality extraterritorial rights
ex′tra·ter′·ri·to′·ri·ally adverb
extraterritorial
Law Definition
adj
Beyond the boundaries or
reach of a particular jurisdiction. See also jurisdiction.
extraterritorial
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- application: This type of extraterritorial application of national law violates a basic human right, because you cannot possibly know which laws apply to you.
- effect: But it followed that the order would not have extraterritorial effect.
- process: This talk will also address issues of extraterritorial legal process regarding money laundering.
- offense: Doubtless, there have been sectional interests hard at work on persuading Jack Straw to make bribery an extraterritorial offense.
- status: British ( and other European ) citizens in the area were granted extraterritorial legal status.
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