Italian Foreign Minister

The Italian Foreign Minister commands the pivotal review of U.S. extradition paperwork for a 13-year-old Georgian accused of murder, detained provisionally in Rome's San Battal prison. Authority hinges on ironclad assurances against the death penalty, absent which extradition crumbles under Italian law—no violation occurred on sovereign soil. This official's scrutiny ignites Josh Lyman's corridor crisis with Russell Angler, thrusting treaty compliance into the crosshairs of transatlantic justice. Their decision looms as the breaker of diplomatic deadlock, enforcing Europe's bulwark against capital punishment for minors amid U.S. prosecutorial pressure from DeKalb DA.