Criminal

criminal legal skills for GENERAL

Criminal defence and prosecution work that crosses multiple jurisdictions — extradition requests, mutual legal assistance, cross-border asset recovery, or internationally coordinated investigations — demands simultaneous command of domestic criminal codes, treaty obligations, and the procedural rules of foreign courts. The agent-ready legal skills for cross-jurisdiction criminal law in the ThomasMore catalog are built for exactly that complexity, supporting tasks such as mapping extradition treaty coverage, drafting MLAT requests, analysing double jeopardy exposure across systems, and screening evidence-gathering steps against the rules of the requesting and requested states.

Because no single domestic code governs these matters, the skills in this collection are designed to work across legal families — common law and civil law alike — drawing on the relevant international instruments and the procedural frameworks of the specific countries involved. Each skill runs over MCP or downloads directly, so it slots into the workflow of counsel advising a fugitive, a government authority, or a corporate client facing multi-jurisdictional enforcement. The ThomasMore catalog lets you filter by jurisdiction pair, license, or author to find what a live matter actually requires. As international enforcement cooperation intensifies and new bilateral arrangements come into force, these open-source skills are maintained to reflect the evolving landscape. Start with the requesting or requested jurisdiction you need to anchor your analysis.