Art. 281 No right of asylum or immunity from other criminal prosecutions

If someone is brought back to Louisiana through extradition, they don't get any special protection from facing other charges once they're here. This means prosecutors aren't limited to only trying the person for the specific crime named in the extradition paperwork.

Once the person is back in the state, they can be tried for any other crimes they're accused of committing in Louisiana too. Coming back through extradition doesn't create a shield or "safe zone" that blocks additional prosecution. In short, extradition brings the person back to face justice fully, not just for one charge, but for anything else they may have done in the state as well.