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The citizens of the Republic of Armenia who committed a crime in another state are not extradited to that state, except for the cases provided by the International Treaties, which Armenia has ratified.
In accordance with an international treaty of the Republic of Armenia, the foreign citizens and the stateless persons who committed a crime outside the territory of the Republic of Armenia and who find themselves in the Republic of Armenia can be extradited to a foreign state, for criminal liability or to serve the punishment.
The persons specified in part 2 of this Article are not extradited to foreign states if there are serious reasons to believe that they can be subjected to torture, racial and religious hatred, belonging to a specific social group or their political opinion there.
If the legislation of the country seeking extradition of persons who committed a crime envisages death penalty for the given crime, then the extradition of persons who committed a crime can be turned down, unless the party seeking extradition presents satisfying assurances to this country that the death penalty will not be executed.
In case of refusal to extradite the person who committed a crime, the prosecution for the crime committed in the territory of a foreign country is done in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Armenia.
