Adjective
Beyond the limits of a territory or particular jurisdiction; exterritorial.
Source: Webster's dictionaryfishing in extraterritorial waters Source: Internet
enjoying exterritorial privileges and rights Source: Internet
Adopting section 2 of the Statute clarified that the Commonwealth parliament was able to legislate inconsistently with British legislation, adopting section 3 clarified that it could legislate with extraterritorial effect. Source: Internet
Congress, which has authority in the field of foreign affairs, has chosen not to create liability in similar statutes, leaving the resolution of extraterritorial claims brought by foreign nationals to executive officials and the diplomatic process.” Source: Internet
Crucially, the law also includes extraterritorial jurisdiction clauses, enabling the US government to extradite and prosecute violators outside the US. Source: Internet
But as the Supreme Court has explained, the mere fact that statutory language could plausibly apply to extraterritorial conduct does not suffice to overcome the against extraterritoriality. Source: Internet