§ 133.847 Trial of extradited person for other crimes

Here's a plain English summary:

If someone is extradited to Oregon (brought back to the state to face charges), they can be tried for more than just the crime listed in the extradition request. Oregon can also put them on trial for other crimes they're accused of committing in the state.

In simple terms, extradition doesn't limit prosecutors to only the specific charge that brought the person back. Once the person is back in Oregon, they can face trial for any other crimes they're suspected of committing here, not just the one named in the original extradition paperwork.