§ 133.745 Determination of security requirements to carry out extradition

When Oregon needs to bring someone back from another state to face criminal charges, the Governor decides how much security is needed to do it safely. This means the Governor's office figures out things like how many law enforcement agents should be sent to pick up and transport the person back to Oregon.

This rule gives the Governor authority over the practical safety details of extradition. It doesn't change who can be extradited or the legal process for extradition itself. It simply makes clear that the Governor's office is responsible for deciding the security arrangements, like staffing levels, needed to get the person back to Oregon without problems.