What happens to a prisoner if Jakes Law's extradition intent is not verified?

If the intent for extradition under Jakes Law is not verified, no release or transfer of the prisoner will occur. This is crucial because Jakes Law is designed to ensure that proper due process is followed in the extradition process. If the verification is lacking, it raises concerns regarding the legality and appropriateness of transferring the prisoner to another jurisdiction. Therefore, the authorities will maintain custody of the prisoner until the required verification is achieved, protecting the rights of the individual and upholding legal standards. This ensures that the extradition process is not misused and that individuals are not wrongfully transferred without adequate justification or legal basis.