Breaking the law in another country?
<p>What happens if you go to another country break the law there, but it's not illegal in the country you live in?
Example:
Person A goes to vacation to country 2. Person A is from country 1, where you can use sneakers whenever you want.
In country 2 one is allowed to use sneakers on Saturdays 8am-3pm.
Then person A uses sneakers in country 2 on a sunday and gets caught. The punishment of using sneakers outside the law timelimit would be 90 days. What would happen?</p>

<p>When you are in another country, you are subject to their laws - you may be arrested and go through the due process as defined by that countries laws.</p>

<p>This potentially means anything from a fine, to incarceration or deportation or even execution, depending on the local countries laws.</p>

<p>A good example is the caning of American citizen <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_P._Fay" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Michael Fay</a> in 1994 by the Singapore authorities, as a judicial punishment for vandalism, or the case of Swiss citizen <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Fricker" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Oliver Fricker</a>, who was also caned in 2010 for vandalism.</p>

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