You bring up great point here. In order to provide an effective criminal justice response to terrorism, States need adequately functioning counter-terrorism legal regimes and criminal justice systems, as well as the related capacity to deal with potentially complex criminal cases and engage effectively in international criminal justice cooperation. This requires a firm commitment by governments to pursue common objectives at the national, sub-regional -regional and local levels. How can the United States government and state and local law enforcement help in this initiative and what are the U.S. best practices in fighting terrorism and extradition policies?